ISSN 2693-2466
Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025December 31, 2025 EDT
The Characteristics of Dark Matter Explained Through Quantum Redshift (No Big Bang, No Expansion of the Universe)
The Characteristics of Dark Matter Explained Through Quantum Redshift (No Big Bang, No Expansion of the Universe)
Bahram Kalhor,
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025
Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2025
- What the Danube Delta Taught Me About Planetary Sustainability: Oral Histories of Adaptation and Ecological ChangeAndreea Mosila
- US-LACSA and Western Hemispheric Security Model: Civil-Military Relations for Deterrence-by-Denial (D-by-D) DoctrineMo Tasrif Khan
- Transforming Space Graduate Education for a Better Generation of Space ProfessionalsFrancisco Del Canto ViteraleSusmitha Guddanti
- The Space, Education, and Strategic Applications Conference 2025: Celebrating the CosmosKristen MillerGary Deel
- The Morphological and Morphometric Analysis of Impact Craters in the Polar Regions on VestaMichael F. Zeilnhofer
- The Gravity Rig Trials: Cardiorespiratory Response and Performance in Gravity EnvironmentsKeston Denhalter
- The Future of Space Hegemony: Commercial Power and Policy GapsKelly L. Soverns
- The Contemporary Relevance of the Space HubsFrancisco Del Canto Viterale
- The Characteristics of Dark Matter Explained Through Quantum Redshift (No Big Bang, No Expansion of the Universe)Bahram Kalhor
- Telemedicine and Healthcare Access for Space Miners: Building Social Policy in Outer SpaceNajiba RafizadeGökçe CerevDoğa Başar Sarıipek
- Space-Based Digital Equity: A Strategic ImperativeAnnie Beckman
- Space Radiobiology: Synergies Between Astroparticle and Medical PhysicsAlessandro Bartoloni
- Skylab Biomedical Accomplishments—Paving the Way to the International Space StationCharles R. Doarn
- Reclaiming the Skies: Moroccan and Andalusian Contributions to Heliocentric Thought and STEM EducationFouad Louik
- Projections of Earth’s Technosphere: Governance and Freedom in SpaceJacob Haqq-MisraGeorge Profitiliotis
- Paradox of Enceladus’ Craters at the Poles: Northern Scars vs. Southern ErasureJason Kassay
- Operational Testing of Drone Tracking and Obstacle Avoidance in Simulated Martian EnvironmentsYuki Nishimura
- NASA Commissioners for Planetary Environment Sustainability: The Importance of International Relationships to Maintain and Improve Space PolicyWendy Severino
- International Economic Space Law: Emergent Autonomous Division of International LawNasty-Marian Vlădoiu
- Hubble Telescope Oversight and Investigative LiteratureBert Chapman
- Helios Lunar: An Analogue Habitat for Future Crewed MissionsAlimsha K. AmeerSwarnahiya Ganguly
- Governing Health, Crime, and Social Policy in Space: Legal and Neurocriminological Challenges for Human Rights in Extra- Terrestrial EnvironmentsNajiba RafizadeGökçe CerevDoğa Başar Sarıipek
- From Orbit to Ocean: Harnessing U.S. Space Capabilities in Support of U.S. Naval PowerIvan Gulmesoff
- Exploring the Feasibility of Single-Stage-To-Orbit (SSTO) Vehicles Through Theoretical AnalysisZachary Walker
- Exoplanet Research Program SummaryJason CushardNicholas Foley
- Evolutionary Patterns of Earth System Laws and Outer Space Governance: Future of Space Law and Policy in the Third/Fourth WorldAdithya Variath
- Evaluation of Responses to a Plant-Based Diet in an Analog SettingAedanaya N. R. Diamond
- Cultural, Leadership, and Social Similarities and Differences Between Russian and U.S. Astronautic Exploration Missions and Civilian Space SettlementsMaria M. Harney
- Conference Proceedings: Research as a Learning Connection Across the Digital Divide: A Panel Discussion of Perspectives on Faculty-Student Collaborative ResearchDaniela MessinaKelly Chinners Reiss
- Bridging the Delay: ECHO as a Tool for Studying Interplanetary Communication ChallengesDario SchorTravis NelsonPablo de Leon
- An Analysis of Exoplanets WASP-33b, WASP-3b, CoRoT-8b, and HAT-P-32b Using the Transit MethodKailly Nocera
- Accessible Astronomy: Empowering Student Research With Archival Telescope DataLisa Shepard
- A Third-Millennium Nomenclature for Celestial Bodies: Dwarf-Moons and Moon-PlanetsJustin E. Park
- A Multidisciplinary Assessment of Earth and Planetary SustainabilityKristin Drexler
Kalhor, B. (2026). The Characteristics of Dark Matter Explained Through Quantum Redshift (No Big Bang, No Expansion of the Universe). Space Education & Strategic Applications, 5(4). https://doi.org/10.18278/sesa.5.4.16