As infinite virtual particles can appear, is (total) energy infinite?
If infinite virtual particles can appear, is (total) energy infinite?
Is there a way to get infinite energy? If vacuum gravitational and dark energy is created without limit as universe expands? If vacuum gravitational and dark energy are created as universe expands without limit? If the Universe stops expanding, would that mean that dark energy became 0 or more (infinite) of it could still be created? Will we get more and more dark energy and vacuum energy as universe expands? Will this happen forever? If energy can't be created or destroyed, how can dark energy increase with the expansion of the universe? Would we get more dark energy as the universe expands? What is infinite? Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. How is that possible when the universe is expanding? Can energy/matter be created/destroyed? Is the total energy in the universe quantifiable? Is there a limit on the amount of energy in the universe when it can't be created nor destroyed? Can mathematical necessity for virtual particles borrowed from almost immediate future be responsible for entropy going in one direction? As energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then from where does the universe get energy to expand? Is the total energy of the universe zero? 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.) Can energy be created? Can energy create space time and dimensions? Why does dark energy expand universe? Is universe expanding because there is potential energy that transforms into kinetic energy all the time? If space expands, it releases stored up gravitational potential energy, which converts into the intrinsic energy that fills the newly created volume? Is it true that matter/energy actually can be created and/or destroyed? Does the universe need energy to expand? How is it possible that black holes at radius zero, have infinite density? What is the total energy of the Universe? Is it zero? Does matter and antimatter exist in a same dimension or different ones? If different ones, would the new energy caused by their mixing add new energy amounts to our universe thus violating the entropy law? If space is continuous can a finite volume store an infinite amount of information and would the universe be keeping track of something with infinite precision? Why is it that an object does not need any energy to fly in space for eternity? Which fundamental particle, if any, is responsible for the constant increase in entropy? Is the energy of the universe constant?