Ripple Centrism: From Copernicus to Chavan
The Third Revolution in Cosmology

For centuries, humanity has lived through two great revolutions in understanding the cosmos. First, Copernicus displaced Earth from the center. Then Newton and Einstein redefined motion, force, and spacetime. Each breakthrough changed science forever — yet both left us with contradictions: dark matter and dark energy as placeholders, singularities where physics collapses, and a universe where time is both absolute and relative, reversible in equations but irreversible in life.

Ripple Centrism announces the Third Revolution in Cosmology. Developed by physicist and author Sandeep J. Chavan, this bold framework — known as Universal Energy Dynamics (UED) — replaces motion and force with stillness and ripples as the true foundations of reality.

At its heart is a simple but profound insight:

With this paradigm, day and night, seasons, eclipses, and lunar phases are re-explained without rotation, tilt, or orbital mechanics. The familiar sky becomes evidence of ripple geometry, not motion. Perception and theory, long at war, are finally reconciled: Earth feels still because it is still.

This book is both scientifically radical and philosophically restorative. It bridges physics and ancient cosmologies, showing how Vedanta, Taoism, and early Greek thought intuited stillness as the ground of being. It challenges the reliance on unseen "dark" entities, offering instead a coherent framework where equilibrium, not motion, sustains order.

Why read this book?

Ripple Centrism: From Copernicus to Chavan is more than a theory — it is a manifesto for a new age of cosmology. It declares the end of heliocentrism and the motion-first universe, and the birth of a still, ripple-driven cosmos.

Step into the Third Revolution in Cosmology — and see the universe as it truly is.