DARK ENERGY. EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE Early 1990’s – Universal expansion expected to slow - Universe is full of matter, and gravity pulls matter together.

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DARK ENERGY

EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE Early 1990’s – Universal expansion expected to slow - Universe is full of matter, and gravity pulls matter together 1998 – Hubble Space Telescope observations show otherwise - Observations of Type LA supernovae show expansion is accelerating The Great Rip

CONFUSION + DARK ENERGY Many theories attempt to explain this acceleration None are accepted as fact, but the solution is called Dark Energy Not much is known about Dark Energy - Universal composition - Debate about whether it is a particle, or a field - And… nothing else.

CURRENT THEORIES Theory #1: Empty space has its own energy (cosmological constant) Theory #2: Quantum Theory of Matter Theory #3: Quintessence Theory #4: Einstein was wrong

THEORY #1: COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT Einstein believed that Constant existed to stop Universal collapse - Theory discarded Theory #1 predicts empty space has energy of its own - No dilution due to Universal Expansion - As more space appears, more energy appears to drive expansion Problem: nobody knows why this energy would exist

THEORY #2: QUANTUM THEORY OF MATTER Empty space is not actually empty - It’s full of temporary particles These particles would grant the empty space energy Problem: calculations show that there would be too much energy

THEORY #3: QUINTESSENCE Dark Energy is some sort of fluid This field fills the Universe, but has the opposite effect on its expansion than normal matter/energy - It has a negative gravitational mass

THEORY #4: EINSTEIN IS WRONG Einstein’s theory of gravity is wrong

JDEM Joint Dark Energy Mission JDEM attempts to find out more about Dark Energy Not much success…

WORKS CITED "HubbleSite - NewsCenter - Blast from the Past: Farthest Supernova Ever Seen Sheds Light on Dark Universe (04/02/2001) - Release Images." HubbleSite - Out of the Ordinary...out of This World. NASA. Web. 06 July "Dark Energy - Introduction." Imagine The Universe! Home Page. Goddard Space Flight Centre. Web. 07 July