Why is vacuum energy 10^100 times larger than the cosmological constant?

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Quarlep
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I was reading a book about cosmolgy.And there wrotes vacuum energy must be higher than cosmological constant 10100 times to satisfy (It may just the opposite ) observations. Is that true ?
 
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Bandersnatch said:
Have a read through this page for a very well presented answer:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/vacuum.html
Really nice answer! Somehow I had missed seeing that short, clear essay by Baez. One of the most cogent treatments of the CC topic I can think of.
 
Quarlep said:
thanks I understand the basic idea
That's the usual experimental result one gets from reading Baez:)
@Bandersnatch, thanks for the link, nice one.