Hi all,
I've always wondered how the enormous 10 to the 120 power was calculated. That's like saying 10 to the million times a million times a million until you've said it 20 times! But new physics models seem to imply dark energy's impact on a given universe could be a lot less than previously thought.
https://www.reasonablefaith.org/forums/index.php?action=activate;u=14952;code=db8c840dc6
But then there's this pearl of wisdom! "According to the research, if we live in a Multiverse, we’d expect to observe much more dark energy than we do – perhaps 50 times more than we see in our Universe." I'm sorry, as I have a humanities brain and never did physics, but why would any property in our universe indicate *anything* about any other possible universes, and even the possibility of their existence? This dark energy seems to be vastly more mysterious to me now than it was before this article!
