Here is a good Nova on Black Holes. I watched it twice, I might just do it again.Nobody Knows! Its all guesswork and theory. Doubt if it will ever be proved, at least not till we can get into a black hole( stellar type that is).
My view, dark matter and dark energy are abstract theoretical constructs to explain issues that we can't explain otherwise. maybe they will be able to prove "something" in the future
I don't think that is entirely accurate. We know a great deal more about them than we did even a decade ago.Nobody Knows! Its all guesswork and theory. Doubt if it will ever be proved, at least not till we can get into a black hole( stellar type that is).
My view, dark matter and dark energy are abstract theoretical constructs to explain issues that we can't explain otherwise. maybe they will be able to prove "something" in the future
Let hope that somewhere else is here:They have been able to "see" our galactic one. A lot of things will stay theoretical unless we work around that pesky speed of light limitation. According to a very old book I read around 40 years ago the hole in the toroid is actually a gateway to somewhere else.
If the advanced race had logarithms, then they had powers (exponentiation), which means they had multiplication. And since logarithmic multiplication is isomorphic to addition of logs, they had 1 + 1 = 2.Robert A. Heinlein, one of my favorite authors of all time postulated an advanced race whose math was based on logarithms. 3EX powers(think cubes), 1+1 =2 was not part of their math, as they simply didn't think that way.
Considering that for most of mankind's history, we thought the moon and stars revolved around us, and we thought the Earth was flat, and that we couldn't even figure out that math needed a zero... It's not that we can't know. It's that we refuse to use our mind. We choose to fight with one another and hate on each other for no good reason.Nobody Knows! Its all guesswork and theory. Doubt if it will ever be proved, at least not till we can get into a black hole( stellar type that is).
My view, dark matter and dark energy are abstract theoretical constructs to explain issues that we can't explain otherwise. maybe they will be able to prove "something" in the future
To answer your question directly. No. Dark energy doesn't exist. It's bandied about theoretically because there's an aspect of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity that they haven't clued to yet. And when they finally understand what his equation is saying, they'll figure it out.
Sometimes I think it's more about the questions, and your question has made me think a bit about it, considering all the input by others in this thread. So, if we consider the question to be, are they formed by Dark energy? now I ask could "Gravity" actually be miss represented to be "Dark Energy" in the Universe, is it what is pulling on everything? Consider this, a black hole to be formed by a "Super Nova" collapsing in on itself, now you have a super giant that is as small as a pin head, the subsequent gravity is pulling in from an outer ring the event horizon.
Is "Gravity" then formed by motion of the matter which is attracted to other gases not yet formed? the attraction is made of Temperature coalescing, influenced by the Dark Energy absent of Temperature e.g. Hot flows to cold, a known effect, not the other way round. Positive to Negative etc. as this occurs we gain the motion necessary pulling on itself to the center creating more and more compounding an inward force that continues to build on itself over and over grabbing and gobbling until its now equalized by the forces that made it?To answer your question directly. No. Dark energy doesn't exist. It's bandied about theoretically because there's an aspect of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity that they haven't clued to yet. And when they finally understand what his equation is saying, they'll figure it out.