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david.mueller
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I am not a scientist, however I am very interested in quantum mechanics and string theory at a basic level. One thing when learning about string theory that struck me as being particularly interesting is the branes described by the "M" theory.
Let me start my query with three assumptions. 1. "M" theory is correct. 2. Gravitrons exist, and (3) are made up of (or are) closed strings rather than open or stuck strings that can "float" freely in between parallel universes. Could these escaping gravitrons, that would surely have a residual effect on other planes, be the explanation of dark energy? To the best of my knowledge nothing is really known about it other than that it surely exists. Has anyone thought of this previously?
Also on an extended view: could these gravitons act in all universes as a sort of fountain of youth for our universe? In other words, could it be possible that this gravitron/dark energy constantly expands our plane of existence until the membrane surrounding it collides with a nearby universe, and thereby creating a whole new big bang?
Any serious response is appreciated!
Let me start my query with three assumptions. 1. "M" theory is correct. 2. Gravitrons exist, and (3) are made up of (or are) closed strings rather than open or stuck strings that can "float" freely in between parallel universes. Could these escaping gravitrons, that would surely have a residual effect on other planes, be the explanation of dark energy? To the best of my knowledge nothing is really known about it other than that it surely exists. Has anyone thought of this previously?
Also on an extended view: could these gravitons act in all universes as a sort of fountain of youth for our universe? In other words, could it be possible that this gravitron/dark energy constantly expands our plane of existence until the membrane surrounding it collides with a nearby universe, and thereby creating a whole new big bang?
Any serious response is appreciated!