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fsujoseph
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From what I have gathered, dark matter is finite, correct? The more space expands, the less dense dark matter will be. So billions or trillions of years from today, space will have expanded a lot and the density of dark matter will decrease from a universal view. But if dark energy is a constant instead of being literal matter, then wouldn't that mean dark energy would start to over-dominate dark matter's "glue" affect and eventually everything would be alone, drifting in the vacuum of space?
I could be considered layman right now in my understanding of physics, but I would like input and discuss with you all
I could be considered layman right now in my understanding of physics, but I would like input and discuss with you all