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If you take it to its extremes and space continues to expand at an accelerated rate, what happens when?
1) space is expanding so fast that virtual particles cannot annihilate.
2) if the space between quarks ends up expanding then the energy needed to pull them apart will spawn new quarks.
As I see it it should end with a sea of quarks that end up multiplying at an enormous rate.
1) space is expanding so fast that virtual particles cannot annihilate.
2) if the space between quarks ends up expanding then the energy needed to pull them apart will spawn new quarks.
As I see it it should end with a sea of quarks that end up multiplying at an enormous rate.