Where is the missing energy from the Big Bang?
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⚡A wave is the mechanism of transfer of energy through vibrations. In an ECG a waveform is generated corresponding to the pulses produced by heartbeats
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⚡A wave is the mechanism of transfer of energy through vibrations. In an ECG a waveform is generated corresponding to the pulses produced by heartbeats
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When matter and antimatter annihilate, they produce mostly photons.But photons are ephemeral km am expanding universe. As the universe stretches, so to does a photons wavelength,reducing energy carried by it. This missing energy doesn't go anywhere. It's simply lost forever, because there's no global conservation of energy in expanding universe.
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When matter and antimatter annihilate, they produce mostly photons.But photons are ephemeral km am expanding universe. As the universe stretches, so to does a photons wavelength,reducing energy carried by it. This missing energy doesn't go anywhere. It's simply lost forever, because there's no global conservation of energy in expanding universe.
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