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| It would seem difficult to distinguish between the repulsive force that dark energy proposes and the regular gravitational pull of ordinary matter ("Dark Fingerprints: Hubble sheds light on cosmic expansion," SN: 11/18/06, p. Scientists called this something "dark energy" and suggested that it supplies a repulsive force that causes the universe to expand outward with increasing speed. b) For hard elaastic spheres with not repulsive force between the molecules. |
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