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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    Well, I mean let's just take a very simple one, which is C^2 appearing in everything, like the Friedman equation, like Einstein's mass equation. Why do we square it? I get it its the speed of light, but like why? Is there a geometric reason? Because when I see squares I think of surfaces...
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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    I would say, that if the Friedman equation is what you would have me look at, then that would be wonderful, however, I have looked at it, and again it is hard for me to understand. My language is in my head unfortunately, so I require lots of back and forth clarification, even when the equation...
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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    ahh but solid mathematics are based on ideas, and my friend, I lie with mathematics all the time, but ideas have a much surer foundation for me that is
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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    Yes I understand, but you say there is a difference from pressure. I am wondering then what is that difference? Now I am imagining that all regions of space have a certain "darticle" dark energy particle like a sphere of vacuum, that is expanding. Everywhere, all of space is expanding. It...
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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    Ahh I see, so I guess dark energy is vacuum energy, whose pressure is exerted, or best approximated, by the distance between objects, and so, if objects are already receding quickly from each other, they will recede faster and faster, because of the dark energy between them. Ugh, and here I...
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    I Dark Energy's Effect on Black Holes

    If dark energy causes spacetime or things in the galaxy to expand (acceleratingly), then won't black holes die due to expansion past the Schwarzschild radius, rather than simple radiation evaporation? (When black hole die, I mean, we have the ability to look into the space because it is no...
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