flying thru dark energy?

Question

When we go into space, and fly thru dark energy, do you think it just passes thru our space ship, and thru us, or does it go around us?
Like air or water? What do you think?

Answer 1

Around us. According to laws of physics and thermodynamics, two objects that have any mass cannot occupy the same point in space at the same time. As to whether or not Dark energy exists, here are some numbers to consider: .2% of the universe is made up of heavy elements (iron, silicon, etc.), .3% is made of lighter elements (hydrogen and helium), .5% is made of stars and celestial bodies. So, the "stuff" we see accounts for 1% of the universe. Scientists hypothesize that 24% of the universe is dark energy, and the ramainder is dark matter. So, dark energy DOES exist, it is the result of the interaction of antimatter, or dark matter. Scientists are currently trying to harness dark energy, because it has huge potential to be used in rocket fuel. To answer your question, we don't truly interact with dark energy in a manner you described above. Hope this helps!!

Answer 2

It's hypothisised effect is one opposed to gravity.

If there is Dark Energy, it's supposedly everywhere and is currently pushing your body appart. But gravity, molocule bonding, electron sharing, the strong and even the weak electromagnetic forces are enough to counter act it.

Dark energy is just something mostly used to explain why the universe is expanding further than we expect it should be.

I doubt it's even real.

So, no. It's not going to turn you into Mr. Fantastic. <3

Answer 3

It goes through you.

Dark matter consists of particles that do not interact with electromagnetic, weak, or strong forces, only gravity.
So they go right through your body, the planet, etc.
[A baseball does not go through you because those forces act in it.]
Dark energy is thought
to be Einstein's cosmical constant and if so is not even "stuff"
at all, just a property of spacetime.

Answer 4

Considering dark energy has never been observed and is merely a scientific hypothesis explaining the motion of galaxies, I doubt you would notice it.

Answer 5

Vampire myths got here from the digging up of slightly previous graves in which the body had packed with gases and a style of rotting bacteria began to dissolve the tongue arising the end result that they only were given up and drank blood.

Answer 6

If it's in the rest of the universe, it has to be right here also. I haven't felt any bad effects from it so I'm assuming it doesn't interact too strongly with regular matter.

Answer 7

You mean IF there even is such a thing as dark energy.