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If dark energy is uniformly distributed at about 10^-8 ergs/cm3, and
the universe is expanding while the concentration of dark energy remains the same, it means that more and more dark energy is created. Where is this dark energy taken from? When you take energy from the gravitational field of a black hole through hawking radiation, you claim to be taking mass from the black hole itself. Isn't it more reasonable to assume that dark energy is taken from the integral structure of the universe itself, rather than to assume that dark energy is created from nothingness? |
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