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Hello Physics Forums community,
I'm Peter, an independent researcher working on alternative cosmology models. My background isn't academic physics - I came to this as a passionate hobby that evolved into serious work addressing cosmological puzzles like the Hubble tension.
I've recently published initial results on Zenodo (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261725) for a model called ESTIF (Emergent Spacetime from Inward Flow) - a classical framework using friction-driven variable H(t) as an alternative to ΛCDM. The model currently shows competitive fits to observational data (supernova χ² ~1.01, BAO/CMB χ² ~1.2).
I'm here because I know independent work needs rigorous scrutiny. I welcome critical feedback and technical challenges - that's how the work improves. My goal is eventually to publish in peer-reviewed journals and seek arXiv endorsement, but I recognize I have a lot to learn from this community first.
I approach this with genuine curiosity rather than conviction. If the model has fatal flaws, I want to know. If there are productive directions to explore, even better.
Looking forward to engaging with the discussions here.
Best,
Peter
I'm Peter, an independent researcher working on alternative cosmology models. My background isn't academic physics - I came to this as a passionate hobby that evolved into serious work addressing cosmological puzzles like the Hubble tension.
I've recently published initial results on Zenodo (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17261725) for a model called ESTIF (Emergent Spacetime from Inward Flow) - a classical framework using friction-driven variable H(t) as an alternative to ΛCDM. The model currently shows competitive fits to observational data (supernova χ² ~1.01, BAO/CMB χ² ~1.2).
I'm here because I know independent work needs rigorous scrutiny. I welcome critical feedback and technical challenges - that's how the work improves. My goal is eventually to publish in peer-reviewed journals and seek arXiv endorsement, but I recognize I have a lot to learn from this community first.
I approach this with genuine curiosity rather than conviction. If the model has fatal flaws, I want to know. If there are productive directions to explore, even better.
Looking forward to engaging with the discussions here.
Best,
Peter