Dark energy may be a transient phenomenon resulting from a low-energy potential field. http://dld.bz/HDrF @WiredScience @SciFri @Science

The problem is that we do not see dark energy because it doesn't emit light, so we cannot measure it. http://dld.bz/HDrF cosmos @NSF @NASA

Another explanation for dark energy is that it is a new kind of dynamical energy fluid or field. @NASA @NSF @SciFri http://dld.bz/HDrF

The results suggest that the Universe is made up of about 70% dark energy. http://dld.bz/HDrF @NASA @NSF @WiredScience @NYTimesScience

No one can explain dark energy’s detailed properties. [Brian Greene: The Hidden Reality] http://dld.bz/H4Pb cosmology physics science

This stuff about Einstein, dark energy, and the cosmological constant is absolutely fascinating! Read Brian Greene: http://dld.bz/H4Pb

The problem is that we do not see dark energy because it doesn't emit light, so we cannot measure it. http://dld.bz/HDrF cosmos @NSF @NASA

No one can explain dark energy’s detailed properties. [Brian Greene: The Hidden Reality] http://dld.bz/H4Pb cosmology physics science

This stuff about Einstein, dark energy, and the cosmological constant is absolutely fascinating! Read Brian Greene: http://dld.bz/H4Pb