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kurious
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Dark energy has a constant density as the universe expands.
Doesn't this suggest that the baryonic mass of the universe is
expanding in a substance of constant volume and density that occupies a volume far larger than the universe itself currently occupies?
Doesn't this suggest that the baryonic mass of the universe is
expanding in a substance of constant volume and density that occupies a volume far larger than the universe itself currently occupies?