In physics, they say there is a something called “dark energy” which is mysterious which according to them exerts a gravitational force. It can’t be seen or felt according to them but can be inferred by its interaction with others. Now, is this permissible to accept as a theory? I mean, it is a THEORY, so I answer my exam questions based on this theory but don’t necessarily believe it.
In physics, they say there is a something called “dark energy” which is mysterious which according to them exerts a gravitational force. It can’t be seen or felt according to them but can be inferred by its interaction with others. Now, is this permissible to accept as a theory? I mean, it is a THEORY, so I answer my exam questions based on this theory but don’t necessarily believe it.
16Sep
No problem.
In physics, they say there is a something called “dark energy” which is mysterious which according to them exerts a gravitational force. It can’t be seen or felt according to them but can be inferred by its interaction with others. Now, is this permissible to accept as a theory? I mean, it is a THEORY, so I answer my exam questions based on this theory but don’t necessarily believe it.