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What is dark energy that is ripping the universe into pieces?
Are the dark matter and the dark energy the same thing? In this theory, dark matter would be matter what has both wave-movement and particle forms same time. And it can change its form between wave movement. But it can also be the gravity effect of other universes.
When some scientists offering the thing that dark matter has not existed, they are forgetting that energy is one form of the material. The material can turn into energy and that means the energy can turn back to the material. And that means that dark energy could be the state of the material where the material could be in the form of superstrings.
So when we are thinking energy is one of the forms of material the form of dark material could be superstrings or the CDM (Cold Dark Matter) can be the particle, which has a very slow speed, but a very high spin. And that thing causes that there is no interaction between dark matter and the so-called normal matter.
The fast spin causes dark matter cannot to form the electromagnetic interaction between dark and other material. And that causes that dark matter can interact only by its gravity field with visible material.
Could dark energy be the gravity effect of other universes? Or could it be the antigravity? Or maybe it's an oscillation of superstrings.
Dark energy is the thing that resists the effect of gravity in our universe is the mysterious thing called dark energy. The form of that dark force is like spings that are denied that the gravitational interaction can pull the universe back to the singularity where it came out in the Big Bang.
Dark energy is the thing that causes the expansion of the universe, and sometimes dark energy is introduced being the repelling effect of gravity or simply antigravitation. The reason why some physicists believe that dark energy is antigravitation. Is that this thing explains the Big Bang.
There is the possibility that dark energy is the gravitational effect, that comes from outside the universe. So could the dark energy be the gravity effect of other universes? Which could support the multiverse theory.
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There are three versions of the form of dark energy.
1) Dark energy is the mirror-effect of gravitation, which means that gravity is starting to repel objects. And that thing means that the dark energy is the antigravity. That thing could explain the expansion of the universe.
2) Dark energy would be the gravitational effect of other universes. Or the gravitational effect of the things outside the universe. So the multiverse theory would explain why dark energy is the thing, what rips the universe into pieces.
3) Dark energy could be the superstrings. The idea is that the superstrings are crossing around the Universe. Those strings would be the thing, what is the border between the particle-type material and the wave movement.
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The thing that supports the theory that dark energy is antigravitation is the thought that gravity is turning its mirror force in the singularity that formed the Big Bang. That released all of the material in the universe. So the antigravity would be the mirror force that is so strong as the gravity that turns to repel objects.
Dark energy has a connection with dark matter, which is the dominating gravitational element in the universe Dark energy is the form of energy that we know exists, but that is all that we know about that mysterious force.
And the one thing that we must realize and is the possibility that dark energy is the medium of the particle- type and wave movement type material. That means that the dark matter would be the superstrings, what are traveling in the universe. So the dark energy would be one form of dark matter. The thing that makes that thing interesting is that the material can turn to energy, and there is somewhere the opposite reaction, which turns energy back to the material. But that is only a hypothesis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter
https://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/focus-areas/what-is-dark-energy
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