Origin of Vacuum Energy

[reabf kra]

I had an idea why the stuff of an empty vacuum are made of energy.

 

In 1948 Dutch physicist Hendrik Casimir predicted virtual particles would pop in and out of existence in an empty vacuum and move objects in the real world. In 1997 Steve Lamoreaux confirmed the prediction. Lamoreaux measured an attractive force in a complete vacuum between two metal plates. The experiment confirmed that an empty vacuum is not empty. The stuff of an empty vacuum are made of energy and virtual particles. I had an idea why the stuff of an empty vacuum are made of energy.

The geometrical nature of a vacuum suggests curvature. The equation to measure partial curvature, such as half a circle, is C = πr + 2r. If r = 0.5 then C = 2.5707963... The calculation of C involves the number π. The property of number π indicates that π is non-repetitive, does not end, and gets infinitesimally small.

If the perimeter (2.5707963...) of a partial curve is divided in two halves, the first half would equal 1.2853981... And the second half would also equal 1.2853981... When the two halves are rejoined, the numbers in between get infinitesimally small (1.2853981...>...∞...<...1893582.1^{reverse image}). There is no true balance point on which both halves could rest on.

One the assumption that the stuff of an empty vacuum are a continues force, it seems the presence of at least one partial curve creates instability. Presence of instability suggests motion. Motion suggests there is kinetic energy in the stuff of an empty vacuum.

[Daecon]

So... does that mean you're suggesting that gravitational potential energy is converting into virtual particle/anti-particle pairs?