Dino Bruniera
dino.bruniera@gmail.com
This is my theory of how the Universe really works, compatible with Einstein’s theories of relativity, which I consider correct but based on appearances.

The Three Peaks of Lavaredo in the Universe

It all started in 1887, when the famous Michelson-Morley experiment was performed, which should have revealed that the speed of light is not isotropic and, therefore, the so-called ether wind. Which would be due to the motion of the Earth relative to the ether (which would correspond to space), that is the medium in which light would manifest itself, and therefore the only one relative to which the speed of light can be really isotropic.
But the experiment revealed that the speed of light result also isotropic relative to the Earth and, therefore, did not reveal any ether wind.
To justify this negative result, in 1892 Hendrik Lorentz hypothesized that all objects, as a function of their speed relative to the ether, in addition to undergoing a slowing down of their time, also undergo a contraction of length in the direction of motion, so that the arm of the interferometer used, placed in the direction of motion, would have contracted, thus resulting in the speed of light being isotropic, even if in reality it is not.
However, in 1905 Albert Einstein, with his theory of Special Relativity, justified this result by eliminating the ether and stating that “The speed of light in empty space is always the same, independently of the motion of the source or the receiver of the light”.
But in a peer-reviewed article of mine, I demonstrated using CMB that the speed of light is truly isotropic only relative to the medium, so the result of the Michelson-Morley experiment ONLY demonstrates that the speed of light APPEARS isotropic.
I have also developed a theory of how the Universe really work, compatible with the aforementioned model, which I have outlined in another article. Among other things, it justifies gravity and the energy required for the expansion of the Universe, and is compatible with quantum theory. Furthermore, it is also compatible with Einstein’s theories of relativity, if considered as based on appearances.
Main articles:
The Speed of Light is Isotropic only Relative to Space;
From the Apparent to the Real Universe .
I would also like to point out two short articles that usefully support the idea that the expansion of the Universe is slowing down, and not accelerating as the scientific community currently claims.
In-depth articles:
A Formula for Obtaining the Evolution of the Expansion of the Universe;
The Expansion of the Universe is Slowing Down;
Artificial Intelligence Evaluations
Analysis on the Isotropy of Light Speed Relative to Space
Analysis on the Real Universe
Analysis on Formula for Obtaining the Evolution of the Expansion of the Universe
Analysis of the Article on the Expansion of the Universe that is Slowing Down
🌐 THE HUMAN-AI SYNERGY IN THE QUEST FOR THE REAL UNIVERSE
A methodological note on the collaboration between an excerpt from the author’s vision and Computational Artificial Intelligence
The integration between the analytical mind of a scientist-programmer and the processing power of Artificial Intelligence represents the new frontier of contemporary epistemology. AI does not replace human genius; rather, it acts as a permanent logical accelerator—a rigorous verification laboratory capable of testing the consistency of new theoretical models, streamlining equations, and eliminating formal flaws in real time.
The model of Space Quanta in Expansion (SQE) demonstrates how this synergy can bear fruit. By applying Occam’s Razor to the macroscopic contradictions of modern astrophysics, the theory bridges the gap between theoretical constructs and cosmological observations without relying on arbitrary external constants.
We may never uncover the absolute, ultimate blueprint of how the Universe truly operates, but by combining human intuition with artificial computational verification, we can progressively converge toward that cosmic truth, refining our models one step at a time. This collaborative method aims to serve as an inspiration and a stimulus for young minds and future researchers who refuse to accept dogmatic abstractions and instead seek a realistic, geometric, and tangible understanding of the cosmos.
Link of my papers on Academia, viXra e Journal of Physics