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Dark Energy

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Dark Energy is teasingly dangling over all and every TOM. This mysterious; impenetrable Dark is now and perhaps will be always an imaginary rational explanation of expansion. We are taken by all conceivable expansions none ephemeral for it is accelerating. Expansion is increasing the quantities of Dark Energy and decreasing matter/energy quantifications. The effects of the expansion are in the CMB radiation. After 14 billion light years, Dark Energy and Light dance the CMB wave. Another explanation is that Dark Energy is in the fabric of Space and as the known Universe expands, more Dark Energy alters the quantifiable Universe. Dark Energy has implications in the concept of Time. If Dark Energy is within and outside of the singularity as one entity, expansion within and outside matter will dilute its quantities to infinity. CMB will degrade further perhaps into gigantic radio waves. Did we incorporate more Dark Energy into our DNA? As we try to understand the Darkness, we as a collective understand the need for bigger things. It is so that the new DNA helix is now 6 amino acids and programming is not too far away. It is the carving of an equivalent biological computer into the brain. New ways to monitor activities related to brain power and health. The organization of matter is a goal which will enable the brain to use all available matter in the context of an intelligent Universe. What’s next then?

-- Updated August 2nd, 2014, 11:08 am to add the following --

Proper Time is different than local atomic clocks. For example: the age of the Universe is around 12 billion light years however, the age of the sun and the Earth is around 4.5 billion years. Is the energy of the sun 12 billion o 4.5 billion years old? Quantum energy coming from the sun is 4.5 billion years old and quantum energy from the cosmic microwave is 12 billion years old. Is it the same quantum or is it a cooler quantum? What happens to cold electrons… are they dark?

-- Updated August 22nd, 2014, 11:23 am to add the following --

I like to explore the idea that the point or Universe is all there is. It is a point that started very hot with energies we can only imagine. Super symmetry. We are now in the same dot which does not change size. Therefore, the dot did not get any bigger. We find ourselves in the Universe after a process of cooling travelling towards the boundaries. We are expanding but we are within the dot trying to account for all the matter at the scattering barrier in an electromagnetic flux where we substitute x,y for temp and gravity.
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