Thunderbolts of the Gods - a different look at the universe

[Ericpwp]

Peeps already working on it. Google Dark Energy Survey. There are several competing theories for what is causing the effects attributed to 'dark energy' and variabilities found and carefully characterized will help determine which direction will be most promising for further research.


Don't forget that if dark energy truly is a force in opposition to gravity, and it can be generated and controlled as a localized anti-gravity, that's your flying car right there. No need to generate lift, just propulsion

I still think it's static electricity.

 

[T.Lex]

So, this is interesting.

https://www.newscientist.com/articl...olves-five-of-the-biggest-problems-in-one-go/

SMASH is several theories smashed together, says co-author Andreas Ringwald at the German Electron Synchrotron, DESY, in Hamburg. It builds on Shaposhnikov’s model from 2005, which added three neutrinos to the three already known in order to solve four fundamental problems in physics: dark matter, inflation, some questions about the nature of neutrinos, and the origins of matter.
SMASH adds a new field to explain some of those problems a little differently. This field includes two particles: the axion, a dark horse candidate for dark matter, and the inflaton, the particle behind inflation.
As a final flourish, SMASH uses the field to introduce the solution to a fifth puzzle: the strong CP problem, which helps explain why there is more matter than antimatter in the universe.
“The best thing about the theory is that it can be tested or checked within the next 10 years or so,” Ringwald says. “You can always invent new theories, but if they can only be tested in 100 years, or never, then this is not real science but meta-science.”