About Me

Hi! I'm Robin Eappen, a PhD researcher in astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Bonn, working under the supervision of Prof. Pavel Kroupa. My research focuses on galaxy formation and evolution within the framework of Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND). I explore how massive galaxies in the early universe formed and evolved without invoking cold or warm dark matter, providing new perspectives on long-standing cosmological questions.

Let there be light and there was light, they tried the same with darkness (dark matter) but then came Milgrom 😜

Somewhere someone once said...

"I began with fresh hopes and ambitions, seeking to explore and elucidate the surrounding mysteries. Yet, my fervent journey was abruptly halted by the so-called 'experts' in power. They scrutinized and demanded revisions that aligned with their narrative. I resisted succumbing entirely, making only a few changes. But unbeknownst to me, the essence of my work vanished. Ambitions and explorations were torn away, and now I find myself a cog driven by these 'experts'."

"In a world where the currency of value is often measured in coins and clout, the depth of artistry and scientific marvels sometimes evades the grasp of those solely chasing monetary and authoritative eminence. The richness of these disciplines, like elusive constellations, often remains veiled to the eyes fixated on material worth and dominance. Yet I, a mere mortal, am but a whisper in the symphony of voices, unable to echo a resounding opinion amidst the clamor."