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Would a massless spin 2 boson traveling at light speed collide with a fermion to yield particle-antiparticle pairs (if the spin 2 was a graviton the particles would have to have a very small mass so far undetected by science)?
Could this spin 2 boson be electromagnetic in nature?
Could a collision with a fermion produce more than one particle-antiparticle pair per boson? And could bosons turning into fermions in a space saturated with fermions cause that space to expand (in analogy with neutron degeneracy pressure) - can dark energy be accounted for by massless spin 2 becoming spin 1/2 with rest mass?
Could this spin 2 boson be electromagnetic in nature?
Could a collision with a fermion produce more than one particle-antiparticle pair per boson? And could bosons turning into fermions in a space saturated with fermions cause that space to expand (in analogy with neutron degeneracy pressure) - can dark energy be accounted for by massless spin 2 becoming spin 1/2 with rest mass?
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