Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. What is the opposite force of the force accellerating the expansion of the universe?
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction...
James James
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Mason Richardson
My crushing depression
Grayson Hughes
Any more guesses?
Bentley Green
Other universes, alternatively, the void.
Aaron Mitchell
Knock knock, it's the multiverse.
Christian Gomez
Gravity
Jordan Scott
>Yfw gravity is the internal force and therefore not technically the opposite reaction but the actual reaction itself.
Henry Lewis
It is recursing into my exponentiation.
Juan Scott
Void itself comes in two flavors.
Hostile and true vacuum.
and
WTF THERES EMPTY SPACE BETWEEN DIMENSIONS AND UNIVERSES.
Isaiah King
t.macgyver
Camden Wright
/dev/null
William Torres
It isn't a force, but an expansion in space.
If you want to liken it to gravity, it would be the repulsion of some matter to all other matter.
An example of the reaction force:
the reaction to a table being pulled upon by the Earth's gravity is the earth being pulled by the table's gravity (doesn't matter if it is in orbit or on the ground).
The reaction force always acts through the same means as the force you are looking at, with identical magnitude in the opposite direction, and on the other object to the one that force you are looking at.
William Edwards
What force does the expansion of the universe act on? I don't think there is one.
Aiden Miller
Julian Hughes
Expansion in the other direction.
Ryder Moore
muh dick
Jackson Brown
If it isnt a force then why is it accellerating?
Juan Richardson
You are not real -Jim Carrey
Joshua Cooper
A white hole?
Isaac Foster
It's not a force, it's a property of space. Space expands, that is, two objects in flat space time will become further away from each other over time without either needing to gain momentum relative to the other. It accelerates because as space expands, there becomes more space that in turn expands.
I have also heard on the grapevine, though, that there may potentially be evidence of dark energy (the factor by which space increases with time) itself increasing over time, which would have heavy implications for the eventual fate of the universe.
Owen Hughes
muh anti desitter space
Jacob Wilson
Inertia
Not a thing.
Close with your analogy of the table, it's like an attraction, but moreso a force that maintains equilibrium with chaos.
Space has no properties, it is not a thing that does something. There is no proof that space or the universe expands either.
Christopher Gutierrez
Take your meds Ken.
Juan Reyes
>Not a thing.