The Vacuum energy-fluid theory

[grayson]

I put this in speculations because it is a developing theory. I call this theory the Vacuum energy-fluid theory. This is because what the theory states is that the vacuum energy is a fluid and does not have the same amount of energy everywhere, or energy density. For those who do not know what the vacuum energy is, I have a link below.

Wikipedia page for vacuum energy

Now that we have that over, we can get onto the theories. The mathematical equations state this:

v = \frac{h}{m\cdot x} 
E = \frac{c^2h}{vx} 

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The first equation describes the speed of the vacuum energy. It uses the Planck constant because my understanding is that it is the least amount of energy possible in a vacuum. I than derived a second equation that describes the energy of the vacuum at any point. It was derived from the last equation, but instead of using mass, I used E/c². The v and x describe the velocity and displacement of the vacuum energy. Now, I have a couple theories to complement this. Number one: Gauge bosons are formed when a bit of energy causes a fluctuation in another field. Number 1.5: Gravitons are created from fluctuations in spacetime. Number 2: particles are created when a bunch of energy gets concentrated into one place. That is it for now, goodbye.
 

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[swansont]

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