TFNR - Dynamics of the Cosmos and the Universe
The Dynamics of the Cosmos and the Universe is part of the Dynamics of Physical Systems and Forms. It studies the dynamics of the objects, bodies and structures that make up the cosmos and the Universe.
This approach places the evolutionary aspect of Reality Formation at center stage.
It is aimed at overcoming the standard cosmological model, in the various variants more or less accredited in the academic community, which show clear signs of crisis and require substantial maintenance, if not a complete revision/revolution.
The ultimate aim is the construction of a new cosmological model capable of providing: - a reference framework that can account for the increasingly divergent evidence that emerges every day from astronomical observations and increasingly accurate simulations, and can lead to a broader and deeper knowledge of the nature, origin and evolution of the Universe and its content (substances, objects, bodies and structures in / of the Cosmos), - new explanations / descriptions of the main phenomena that increasingly worry theorists, in which entities such as dark matter and dark energy can be grasped and integrated into a coherent and credible framework, - plausible scenarios that can facilitate the integration of cosmology and the physics of matter (dark and visible), thus uniting the science of the infinitely large and that of the infinitely small.
Links to the tables of contents of TFNR Paper
