Dark Matter (yes) Dark Energy (???)

Dark energy is to tricky to detect. Dark matter is easy to detect for
its gravity shows where it is hiding . This is not true of dark energy.
It is a hypothetical energy. Yet it is said to fill all of space. If I
was oc I would jump on dark energy to have it fit with space energy
being the push in force for Wolter's gravity. Bert

What if after the BB first 300,000 years of nothing but gamma photons
came matter.(electrons)? What if the spacetime after this came super
dense stars that exploded after a 100,000,000 years.,and they seeded
space with the heavy dust out of a shock wave that penetrated all of
space. This dust was the seed when it entered gas clouds to help gravity
have a point of compression to be the area of space(core of) for stars
to form. That would mean dark matter was around before Sun like stars.
That would mean the structure(elements of Earth) were formed before the
Sun had a fusion core. It fits Bert

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(G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:

What if after the BB first 300,000 years of nothing but gamma photons
came matter.(electrons)? What if the spacetime after this came super
dense stars that exploded after a 100,000,000 years.,and they seeded
space with the heavy dust out of a shock wave that penetrated all of
space. This dust was the seed when it entered gas clouds to help gravity
have a point of compression to be the area of space(core of) for stars
to form. That would mean dark matter was around before Sun like stars.
That would mean the structure(elements of Earth) were formed before the
Sun had a fusion core. It fits Bert

No it doesn't

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Pudduck So clever of you to use the word "doesn't'"t" One word. Like
one word to describe your brain "Witless"