If universe is expanding without a limit and dark and vacuum energy are created as it expands?
If energy is not conserved in an expanding universe, is potential energy infinite (the energy that can be created is infinite)?
If energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then who created energy? Can energy/matter be created/destroyed? Can energy be created in a non-energy environment? Is it true that matter/energy actually can be created and/or destroyed? If energy can neither be created nor destroyed, doesn't that law suggest God created it because He can operate outside the laws of our universe? Energy can neither be created nor destroyed! Can this be proved wrong? Is the law of conservation of energy a relative concept? Can mechanical energy be conserved? What is potential energy dependent on? Is there a possibility that the law of conservation of energy is wrong? When and how is mechanical energy not conserved? What if all the energy in the universe were to be transferred to a single object? How will if affect everything else? (Given that it won't explode.) Is the total energy in the universe quantifiable? What created energy? Or was it always there already? Did it create or cause space time and dimensions?