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Scientists launch hunt for mystery 'dark force'


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Dark Force? Perhaps Luke Skywalker can help

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I'm surprised nobody has made a comment about how the project is called 'Padme' :P Not the most fortuitous name, considering its all about exploring the Dark Force. All jokes aside, this is pretty interesting.

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2 hours ago, Carlos Allende said:

I've got just the scientist

 

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Oh my. 

Let's hope not.

Everybody be clawing out their eyes.

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Silly and cryptic names aside, at least science is exploring and looking for explanations. As opposed to just saying "GOD did it" and ceasing all curiosity forever.

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7 hours ago, seanjo said:

It's the gravitational influence of thousands of other Universes that surround our Universe.

That is an interesting thought!

I'm going to make a stab at it--give it a go!

We already know that matter and anti-matter do not combine in a 50-50 manner but more like 53-47. That would leave about 6% of matter as leftovers. Weird but true. I'm told the Big Bang (BB) created an equal portion of matter and anti-matter, which by now has probably combined about as much as they will.

If we estimate the power involved in the BB, based on the creation of matter alone--as in the 6% leftover--we get a different figure of power than if we estimate based on 100% of matter and anti-matter, as in about x20 more power. An explosion based on the creation of the matter we can now detect versus being based on 20 times more of matter and anti-matter, would explain the inflation early-on and provide more power for the accelerated expansion now--perhaps without a made up energy called dark energy.

And what is the result of matter and antimatter combining? Is it a further release of energy from the double conversion of the matter and antimatter into Nothing? That would also help explain the inflation early-on and provide more power for the accelerated expansion now--perhaps without a made up energy called dark energy.

Please criticise and pick apart, so we can all learn more about these dilemmas.

--johne

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Padme as in their grant?

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