This is just a note. I wonder how the expansion of space-time relates to the principle of entropy-something to think about.
If there were dark energy pushing mass or space apart it can't violate the conservation of energy laws. It should be finite unless its a reciprocal of gravity and finite in that respect extrapolating from a finite mass at t=0 singularity.
There is a derivative line of inquiry about conservation of energy in regarding to the existence and quantity of dimensions; would they have any sort of conservation of dimensions criteria?
If there were dark energy pushing mass or space apart it can't violate the conservation of energy laws. It should be finite unless its a reciprocal of gravity and finite in that respect extrapolating from a finite mass at t=0 singularity.
There is a derivative line of inquiry about conservation of energy in regarding to the existence and quantity of dimensions; would they have any sort of conservation of dimensions criteria?
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