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Stephanus
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Dear PF forum,
I once read that the universe IS nothing. And "FROM", too.
But I like to ask about "IS".
They say that "Gravity" is negative energy. So if you add all the masses and energies and gravity, it would be zero.
What I'd like to ask is this.
A. Is all Mass + Energy + Gravity = 0?
B. Is all Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + Gravity = 0?
C. Is all Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + x + Gravity = 0?
- Is there any other factor beside Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + Gravity?
- If so, what is "x"?
D. Or we should say X + Y = 0?
- Is the factors is correct? What is X + Y produces zero? Is that Gravity? Mass? Energy? Something else?
E. How is Gravity" negative energy? (if this is true)
F. Is it true that the universe is "nothing"? (Remember, I'm not asking about "from", but "is" )
Thanks for taking some efforts to answerSteven
I once read that the universe IS nothing. And "FROM", too.
But I like to ask about "IS".
They say that "Gravity" is negative energy. So if you add all the masses and energies and gravity, it would be zero.
What I'd like to ask is this.
A. Is all Mass + Energy + Gravity = 0?
B. Is all Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + Gravity = 0?
C. Is all Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + x + Gravity = 0?
- Is there any other factor beside Mass + Energy + Dark Matter + Dark Energy + Gravity?
- If so, what is "x"?
D. Or we should say X + Y = 0?
- Is the factors is correct? What is X + Y produces zero? Is that Gravity? Mass? Energy? Something else?
E. How is Gravity" negative energy? (if this is true)
F. Is it true that the universe is "nothing"? (Remember, I'm not asking about "from", but "is" )
Thanks for taking some efforts to answerSteven