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    Dark Universe - Lost and Found: Faster than Light with a Dark Energy Drive
    Dark Universe - Lost and Found: Faster than Light with a Dark Energy Drive
    Dark Universe - Lost and Found: Faster than Light with a Dark Energy Drive
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    Dark Universe - Lost and Found: Faster than Light with a Dark Energy Drive

    By Dr. Henryk Frystacki

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    "Dark Universe - Lost and Found -" focuses on dark energy and its description by rotary processes in space-time, providing explanations for time and expanding space. This review of classical space-time enlightens on hidden energies in our universe.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 28, 2011
    ISBN9781008910843
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      Dark Universe - Lost and Found - Dr. Henryk Frystacki

      Dark Universe - Lost and Found

      Faster Than Light with a Dark Energy Drive

      Dr. Henryk Frystacki, June 2021

      Abstract

      A new theory and its accompanying model are seemingly capable of completely describing the dominant role of dark energy in the construction of our universe and all processes - from the origins to a predicted end.

      The model uses equivalent forces of compression and decompression to describe noticeable and predicted influences of dark energy on spacetime and its baryonic matter. Compression and decompression in the entire system are generated by relative time dilations and length contractions, preventing four separated parts of dark energy to spontaneously interact. The description goes far beyond the barriers of Planck length and Planck time to be able to accurately display the overall balances of all participating forms of energies. The model has been cross-checked for full compatibility with the general theory of relativity, which is demonstrated with an explaining figure.

      A simple rotational geometric model with dark energy, split into four areas, shows the entire picture. Energy oscillations and energy waves can be simply derived from the model as relativistic circular functions. This relativistic picture of the model does not require curved manifolds of the theory of relativity to display the basic principles: This is only necessary when looking at smaller sections of spacetime with distributed matter or for precise calculations of the total developments. The same is valid in quantum physics.

      The separation of dark energy into four sectors is

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