I don't pretend to be a master physicist, but a recent PBS broadcast about
String Theory brings up and interesting idea:
Dark Matter seems to be preventing a collapse of the universe by repelling
matter outward. Imagine if that could be harnessed as a method of propulsion
..

Strength and Honor

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 16:00:03 GMT, Maximus quoth:
I don't pretend to be a master physicist, but a recent PBS broadcast about
String Theory brings up and interesting idea:
Dark Matter seems to be preventing a collapse of the universe by repelling
matter outward.

You mean "dark energy".

bkr

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On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 16:00:03 GMT, Maximus quoth:
I don't pretend to be a master physicist, but a recent PBS broadcast about
String Theory brings up and interesting idea:
Dark Matter seems to be preventing a collapse of the universe by repelling
matter outward.

You mean "dark energy".

Do you mean "dark energy" = "dark matter" x ("dark light")^2 ?

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 14:32:45 -0500, William Mutch quoth:

Do you mean "dark energy" = "dark matter" x ("dark light")^2 ?

"dark work" = Integral("dark side of the force" dot d"dark distance element")

bkr

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On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 16:00:03 GMT, Maximus quoth:
I don't pretend to be a master physicist, but a recent PBS broadcast
about
String Theory brings up and interesting idea:
Dark Matter seems to be preventing a collapse of the universe by
repelling
matter outward.

You mean "dark energy".

bkr

Once you get deep enough into really rarified heights of
astrophysics, it doesn't matter...

FW