A New Cosmological Model Supported by Gravity Evolution
Author(s):
Cuesta Gutierrez FJ
At first, we study some contradictions of the current cosmological model related to the early Universe, leading to a new modified age for the CMB and
therefore for the Universe. We analyze the Kinetic Energy density and speed of electrons expelled by the photoelectric effect from ElectroMagnetic spectrum
at different scenarios, specially after the recombination epoque. Then we deduce how an emergent time directly associated to Gravity arises from the
interaction among matter and electromagnetic energy and the conditions that must be fulfilled for such emergent time is preserved on cosmological time.
It’s shown how the Gravity induced by time dilation is accumulated during fusion processes for any element as a function of its atomic mass. Finally, we
introduce a new cosmological model supported by Gravity Evolution over Time through different stages, checking it against latest JWST and DESI/BAO
data, dispensing the need for dark energy and cosmological constant. The consistency of the new model is also checked against Pantheon +, as well as
against Schwarzschild and Kerr metrics, concluding not only its full validity but clues for new observations.
