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by PartiallyTyped
1071 days ago
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NB: Armchair """""physicist""""" If their physics is correct, they will figure it out. We did because we verified that expansion is accelerating even though our physics are incomplete. Until the late 90s, physicists accepted a cosmological constant of 0, which meant no acceleration. Turns out that that was wrong. It may be possible that they figure it out via Quantum Mechanics because it seems that acceleration of the universe is related to the energy density of a vacuum / empty space. The problem is that they won't be able to empirically verify that I think. |
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