What energy will it contain?
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Deagonx
HammerStrikes219
The energy generated by the atoms and subatomic particles, but there is Dark Energy as noted by NASA.
science.nasa.gov
Dark Matter - NASA Science
Dark matter is the invisible glue that holds the universe together. This mysterious material is all around us, making up most of the matter in the universe.
science.nasa.gov
Deagonx
Right but the presence of dark energy isn't a basic function of empty space.
HammerStrikes219
It technically still a part of empty space even if it basically serves no function for the empty space.
However, I will note that we don’t know much about Dark Energy. Just it does exist it seems IIRC
However, I will note that we don’t know much about Dark Energy. Just it does exist it seems IIRC
Deagonx
It's not a part of empty space, it's inside empty space the same way regular matter/energy is. We assume dark matter is pretty much everywhere, but empty itself does not intrinsically contain dark matter or dark energy. Thats the distinction I am making, it isn't an inherent part of spacetime. If someone creates an empty universe in fiction we shouldn't just assume it has dark matter or dark energy.
HammerStrikes219
That is why I say a part of Empty Space since being inside empty space is qualified by the definition of “part” as there is no way to necessarily exclude it nor find a way to invalidate its existence for that matter.