If energy is created and not conserved in an expanding universe (that expands without limit) can infinite energy be created then?
If energy is not conserved in an expanding universe, is potential energy infinite (the energy that can be created is infinite)?
Since the universe is expanding due to dark energy does that mean dark energy is also the fundamental reason why entropy increases in a closed system? Why is dark energy the leading theory for why the universe is expanding? Are dark matter and dark energy: energy? Is the law of conservation of energy a relative concept? As space expands, it releases stored up gravitational potential energy, which converts into the intrinsic energy that fills the newly created volume? Could dark energy be caused by a reaction in the Universe? Where is the energy for dark energy coming from? Can mechanical energy be conserved? What is potential energy dependent on? Will the universe expand forever? Is there a possibility that the law of conservation of energy is wrong? When and how is mechanical energy not conserved? Could the gravitation of overlapping universe be the cause of dark energy? 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? Is dark matter matter and dark energy energy? Since matter can convert to energy, are both dark matter and dark energy considered a form of energy?