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hitchiker
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Why would we assume matter is spread homogeneously throughout the universe if its only 4.6% of universe
The universe is believed to be mostly composed of dark energy and dark matter, both of which are poorly understood at present.
BBT explains about CMBR, redshift, expansion and farther galaxies appear as they are in their infancy... it all goes well with predictions ,but these are only related to 4.6%
what about the history of dark energy ?it only comes into question at this time period of bigbang ,inflationary theory was introduced to bolster the original BBT which failed to explain immense distance between galaxies on opposite directions,what do physicist do now to account for dark energy
I think physicist for instant gratification and mentors here in this forum for the sake of adhering to mainstream ideology give too much conclusiveness for BBT disregarding the fact that it's only tentative
i think the beginning of universe is best understood by quantum mechanics rather than formulating theory based on redshift ,metric expansion, study of behavior of large scale structures