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Doctor Whos TARDIS is unique in that it appears larger on the inside than it does from the outside. According
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stanley cup roperties, a phenomenon they ;re dubbing Tardis spacetime. Its a new theory that could solve a longstanding mystery in cosmology. Top image courtesy Rob Semenoff. Scientists arent entirely sure why the universe is accelerating. To that end, theyve posited a number of theories, including the presence of a mysterious dark energy thats causing space to expand at an accelerating rate. But according to Mikko Lavinto and colleagues, the universe isnt actually expanding. It only looks that way from our perspective. Our view of the cosmos, they argue, is the product of an optical illusion created by regions of space that are bigger on the inside than they appear on the outside. Inspired by Doctor Whos TARDIS, theyve dubbed this the Cosmological Tardis Model also described as a Swiss Cheese model of the universe littered with inhomogeneous holes . The paper 鈥?which is yet to be peer reviewed 鈥?has been published in the pre-prin
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