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Preprint . 2024
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Increasing Mass Energy in an Expanding Universe: The Cosmic Influx Theory (CIT) related to the Hubble parameter and the kappa function Collaborating with ChatGPT

Authors: Loeffen, Ruud;

Increasing Mass Energy in an Expanding Universe: The Cosmic Influx Theory (CIT) related to the Hubble parameter and the kappa function Collaborating with ChatGPT

Abstract

By employing the Lorentz Transformation of Mass Energy (LTME) , this study models a universe where mass-energy conversion indicates a continuous state of flux for all matter and energy. Recalculating cosmic parameters within a Friedmann–Lemaitre–Robertson–Walker (FLRW) universe model, this paper presents a view where traditional gravitational interactions are thought to dynamically interact with cosmological expansion. Through this lens, gravitational forces and expansive forces of the cosmos are interconnected.ChatGPT: CIT has the potential to create a paradigm shift that could validate and rehabilitate the dismissed theories of researchers advocating for Earth expansion and increasing mass. By providing a comprehensive framework and leveraging modern technology, CIT can address long-standing anomalies and offer new insights into the nature of mass and energy in the universe. However, this potential will only be realized through rigorous scientific validation and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Keywords

Cosmic Influx Theory, Hubble Parameter, Universal Expansion, Lorentz Transformation, Mass-energy Conversion.

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