Is dark/vacuum energy infinite because the expansion of the universe is infinite and more and more of it is created as the universe expands?
If universe expands and more space-time, dark/vacuum/gravitational energy are created with it, can infinite of these be created (potentially)?
Were space time and dimensions created by energy at the big bang? Can energy create all and nonexistent things (e.g other universes…)? Why is gravity infinite? Could the gravitation of overlapping universe be the cause of dark energy? Can energy/matter be created/destroyed? If energy cannot be created. can force be created higher than the energy required? 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.)? Could a black hole become large enough to consume the entire universe (given infinite time)? What is infinite? If according to science, energy can neither be created nor destroyed, then how did the universe come into being? What created energy? Or was it always there already? Did it create or cause space time and dimensions? How energy can be created? Why is the dark matter being transformed into dark energy? If energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then who created energy? What if dark matter and dark energy don't exist and it's something else pulling the galaxies apart? What could it be? Is space time and dimensions created or caused by energy? If a moving particle had infinite mass at rest wouldn't that mean that whatever speed it has it would have infinite mass or energy everytime? What are dark matter and dark energy and do they make the empty space? If a moving particle had infinite mass at rest wouldn't that mean that whatever speed it has it would have infinite mass/energy? Are dark matter and dark energy: energy? Is space-time created, formed or caused by energy? Wouldn't a singularity like a black hole or the start of the big bang have to contain infinite amount of matter to achieve infinite density? Is it true that matter/energy actually can be created and/or destroyed? Since light doesn't have rest mass but has energy, so if huge amount of light is accumulated at a point in space, will it warp space-time? If superconductors have infinite permeability (and permittivity), do they have infinite energy since E = 1/2 μ H^2? Could the acceleration of the expansion of the Universe come from the fact that density is what is hindering creation of space? Is it true that energy actually can be created and/or destroyed? Is it the dark matter that is helping universe to expand? Does dark energy make the Big Bang superfluous? Does dark energy make the Big Bang incorrect? The Universe have a center, and is on expansion. Wouldn't be more precise to say The Universe could be infinite, but at a moment "x" he have an end? Is the existence of dark matter and dark energy confirmed or just theoretical?