Scientists at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark announced their doubts about the validity of the current theory of the structure of the universe and propose an alternative theory for it.

It is mentioned that according to the currently applied theory, 5% of the universe is made up of ordinary matter, 25% of dark matter, and 70% of dark energy. But physicists at the University of Copenhagen believe that these ratios may be incorrect, and that dark energy can be replaced by dark matter in the form of magnetic forces.
"We have removed dark energy from the equation and added new properties to dark matter," says researcher Stein Harley Hansen. "It seems that these new properties have a similar effect to the effect of dark energy on the expansion of the universe."  
According to the new theory, scientists endow 25% of dark matter with special properties that render 70% of dark energy practically useless. According to the scientific team's findings, the magnetic forces of dark matter affect the expansion of the universe in the same way that dark energy affects.