If the total energy in the universe is zero, does that mean that there is a way to "make" matter/energy by also making some kind of counterpart?
Is the total energy of the universe zero?
Is the energy of the universe constant? What is the total amount of energy in the universe? What is the total amount of energy contained in the universe? What is zero point energy? How can you explain zero-point energy to a non-physicist? What is zero energy building? What does zero of potential energy mean? If according to science, energy can neither be created nor destroyed, then how did the universe come into being? What is zero energy home? What do you mean by positive and negative energy in universe? If a given amount of energy was gathered into a 0 dimension point, could it create a Big Bang and therefore a universe (with space time, energy, etc.)? Saying that zero point energy is infinite and that there are infinite potential virtual particles in vacuum is real or a mathematical thing? In physics, what is negative energy? As energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then from where does the universe get energy to expand? If the Universe stops expanding, would that mean that dark energy became 0 or more (infinite) of it could still be created? What is negative energy in physics? If universe stops expanding, would that mean that dark energy became 0 or more (infinite) of it could still be created? How can the zero point energy equation be calculated? Does negative energy exist? If so, what is it? Were space time and dimensions created by energy at the big bang? Can energy create all and nonexistent things (e.g other universes…)? Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. How is that possible when the universe is expanding? Does negative energy not exist? If an amount of energy was gathered into a 0 dimension point and it creates a big bang, would a universe be created (with space time, etc.)? If it's impossible to have zero (no) energy, how it is then quantized and non- continuous? Wouldn't it be continuous and infinite? As infinite virtual particles can appear, is (total) energy infinite? Is universe expanding because there is potential energy that transforms into kinetic energy all the time? Since energy was the only thing existing at the big bang initial point, did it create/cause all of the universe? Since energy was the only thing existing at the big bang initial point, did it create or cause all of the universe? Does the universe need energy to expand? Can energy/matter be created/destroyed?