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Energy, Mass and Expansion of Universe

 
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Jan24-04, 03:52 PM   #1
 

Energy, Mass and Expansion of Universe


Does the expansion of universe dependent on both energy and mass, and does the speed of the expansion change the energy to mass ratio of the universe?
 
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Jan24-04, 03:58 PM   #2
 
Originally posted by Hyperreality
Does the expansion of universe dependent on both energy and mass,
Since one is proportional to the other - Yes. The ratio stays the same since they are proportional.

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