An Interpretation of the “Black Energy” in Universe by Using a Hydro-Dynamical Analogy with Newton Gravity
BERBENTE Corneliu, Sorin BERBENTE · INCAS BULLETIN · 2018
There are arguments proving that what we see now as "normal energy" (including the equivalent mass-energy) represents only 5% of the total energy of the Universe [1].The rest is invisible meaning that no widely accepted experimental proof exits to put it in evidence.In addition, there is no accepted theory to explain the nature of this so-called "black energy".This paper deals with an interpretation of the "black energy" also giving the possibility to follow its evolution in time by using an author hydro-dynamical model of the Newton gravity and a model of the early Universe; a connection between a part of this energy and the "black holes" is as well proposed.