Gluons: Dark Energy & Graviton Emissions

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Gluons are proposed to be a form of dark energy, emitting gravitons that interact with photons, resulting in energy loss and redshift. As photons travel through space, they experience longer wavelengths due to these collisions with gravitons. This process is suggested to occur uniformly, causing photons to lose energy consistently over distance. The discussion draws a parallel between dark energy's role in the macro universe and gluons' role in the micro universe, likening them to "mirror twins." Overall, the conversation explores the relationship between fundamental particles and cosmic phenomena.
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Gluons are dark energy.
They emit gravitons and these collide with photons and cause them to lose
energy - as yet more gravitons - and redshift.
As the photons travel through space they get longer wavelengths and gravitons of longer wavelength (emitted by gluons) collide with them so
that the photons lose the same amount of energy per unit distance.
 
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kurious said:
Gluons are dark energy.
They emit gravitons and these collide with photons and cause them to lose
energy - as yet more gravitons - and redshift.
As the photons travel through space they get longer wavelengths and gravitons of longer wavelength (emitted by gluons) collide with them so
that the photons lose the same amount of energy per unit distance.

I agree that dark energy is to the macro world, what gluons are to the micro world. kind of like mirror twins.

I'm not sure if I can agree with your interpretation?
 
force5 said:
I agree that dark energy is to the macro world, what gluons are to the micro world. kind of like mirror twins.

I'm not sure if I can agree with your interpretation?

I must agree with force5 at this moment in time.

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