Authors :
Ujjal Adhikary
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 12 - December
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14565241
Abstract :
Dark energy, a mysterious force responsible
for the accelerated expansion of the universe, remains
one of the most profound puzzles in modern cosmology.
Despite its pivotal role in shaping the universe, the true
nature of dark energy eludes definitive understanding.
This paper explores the history, observational evidence,
theoretical frameworks, and future research directions
aimed at decoding this enigmatic phenomenon.
Emphasizing the interplay between quantum mechanics,
general relativity, and observational cosmology, we
present an integrative perspective on dark energy's
implications for our understanding of the cosmos.
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Dark energy, a mysterious force responsible
for the accelerated expansion of the universe, remains
one of the most profound puzzles in modern cosmology.
Despite its pivotal role in shaping the universe, the true
nature of dark energy eludes definitive understanding.
This paper explores the history, observational evidence,
theoretical frameworks, and future research directions
aimed at decoding this enigmatic phenomenon.
Emphasizing the interplay between quantum mechanics,
general relativity, and observational cosmology, we
present an integrative perspective on dark energy's
implications for our understanding of the cosmos.