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Daniel Vasilaky asks do physicists know "how much energy the universe has"?
An infinite amount seems absurd - no need for conservation laws and so perpetual motion would be possible.
I'd say no to a negative amount also.
So it'd be zero (I'd say probably) or a finite, positive amount (maybe).
In asking this I've made some assumptions that I (inadvertently) may not be allowed to make.
Daniel
An infinite amount seems absurd - no need for conservation laws and so perpetual motion would be possible.
I'd say no to a negative amount also.
So it'd be zero (I'd say probably) or a finite, positive amount (maybe).
In asking this I've made some assumptions that I (inadvertently) may not be allowed to make.
Daniel