A Hybrid Rotating Cosmology: Reducing the Dark Matter Requirement via Spacetime Rotation, Primordial Magnetic Fields, and Gravitational Vacuum Polarization

June 5, 2026Open Access

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This research aims to explore a hybrid rotating cosmology model that minimizes the need for dark matter and dark energy.
Developed a theoretical framework incorporating spacetime rotation and gravitational vacuum polarization.
Analyzed the effects of primordial magnetic fields on cosmic structures.
Simulated conditions in a rotating disk universe to evaluate dark matter requirements.
Proposed model significantly reduces the estimated dark matter requirement compared to traditional cosmology.
Demonstrated that spacetime rotation can account for gravitational effects typically attributed to dark matter.
Found alignment with observational cosmological data, suggesting feasibility of the model.

Hybrid rotating universe model reduces dependence on dark matter and energy through novel physical mechanisms.

A Hybrid Rotating Disk Universe: Replacing Dark Matter and Dark Energy via Spacetime Rotation and Gravitational Vacuum Polarization

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