
Unraveling the Universe's Expansion: The Role of Cosmic Voids
A recent study proposes that the "Hubble tension," a discrepancy in measurements of the universe's expansion rate, can be resolved using the alternative MOND theory of gravity. This theory suggests that local matter density variations account for the observed discrepancies. The study, conducted by researchers from the Universities of Bonn and St. Andrews, suggests that irregularities in the distribution of matter, such as "bubbles" of under-density, could explain the faster expansion of the universe in our vicinity. By using a modified theory of gravity called MOND, the researchers found that the Hubble tension disappears, providing a possible solution to this cosmological mystery.




