
Global Survey Shows Physicists Remain Deeply Divided on Core Cosmological Questions
A massive global survey of physicists reveals a lack of consensus on fundamental questions, with only two topics achieving majority support. While 68% agree the Big Bang is not necessarily the start of time, and 51% support cosmic inflation, most other standard models fail to win majority approval. Dark matter and quantum gravity remain highly contested, with no single theory dominating. Researchers interpret this disagreement as a sign that the field is active and open to new discoveries rather than settled.



