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To present a new theoretical framework explaining universal acceleration without the need for dark energy.

April 11, 2026Open Access

The Coss Effect.

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This theoretical framework proposes a new model for universal acceleration, suggesting implications for orbital mechanics and propulsion.

To present a new theoretical framework explaining universal acceleration without the need for dark energy.
Developed a theoretical model based on gravitational perpendicular descent.
Analyzed its implications on universal acceleration.
Applied the framework to solar system orbital mechanics.
Proposed that the big bang was not an infinitesimal point but had substantial spatial magnitude.
Demonstrated that gravitational effects can explain observed acceleration in the universe.
Indicated potential benefits for spacecraft propulsion systems.

James Coss Hughes (2026) studied this question.

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April 11, 2026Open Access

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This theoretical framework proposes a new model for universal acceleration, suggesting implications for orbital mechanics and propulsion.

To present a new theoretical framework explaining universal acceleration without the need for dark energy.
Developed a theoretical model based on gravitational perpendicular descent.
Analyzed its implications on universal acceleration.
Applied the framework to solar system orbital mechanics.
Proposed that the big bang was not an infinitesimal point but had substantial spatial magnitude.
Demonstrated that gravitational effects can explain observed acceleration in the universe.
Indicated potential benefits for spacecraft propulsion systems.

James Coss Hughes (2026) studied this question.

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