Weeeeeeeeeellll energy and matter are the same thing right? So if
there's mass (=energy) that keeps us orbiting the galaxy without enough
observed mass to create the needed gravity field it follws there there
must be someting like a dark matter (or energy) in the vaccum we that we
cannot see. All the arguments follow from that. If you like, the
mass/energy exists in another dimension which only weakly interacts with
our universe. Put yet another way, only when the gravitation field is
low do the effects of the other 'force' becomes visible.

Cheers

Donal wrote:

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If it's matter and antimatter no. You are not considering the "vacuum
energy".


Allright! I'll bite!


Tell us about vacuum energy?



Regards


Donal
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