Dark energy is a mysterious form of energy that constitutes about 68% of the universe, driving its accelerated expansion and defying our current understanding of physics.
Overview
Quintessence
Types Of Dark Energy
Cosmological Constant
History Of Dark Energy
Current Research And Experiments
Future Implications Of Dark Energy
Dark Energy And Fundamental Physics
Effects Of Dark Energy On The Universe
Cosmological Constant
Electromagnetism
Albert Einstein
Brian Schmidt
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Universe
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Energy
๐ Dark energy is believed to make up about 68% of the universe's total energy content.
๐ It is thought to be responsible for the accelerated expansion of the universe.
๐ญ Dark energy is a mysterious force that works against gravity on cosmic scales.
๐ช Unlike normal matter, dark energy does not clump; it is uniformly distributed throughout space.
๐ The term 'dark energy' was coined in the late 1990s when observations of distant supernovae revealed unexpected results.
โ๏ธ Dark energy is fundamentally different from dark matter, which has mass and exerts gravitational attraction.
๐ The exact nature of dark energy remains one of the biggest unsolved problems in physics.
๐ฐ Observations from the Cosmic Microwave Background provide indirect evidence of dark energy's existence.
๐ก The cosmological constant, introduced by Albert Einstein, is one possible explanation for dark energy.
๐ง Dark energy challenges our understanding of fundamental physics and could lead to new theories.
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