Indian-origin researcher proposes new cosmological model

Kulkarni’s theoretical paper suggests one half of the observable universe may be 1.37 billion years older than the other.

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An Indian-origin independent researcher proposed a new cosmological framework that challenges a core assumption of the standard model of the universe.

Raghu Kulkarni, author of the paper “The 1.37 Billion Year Big Bang,” argues that opposite halves of the observable universe may differ in age by about 1.37 billion years.

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