Question about Dark Energy(Real World)

[Curcuma_x_curcuma]

How did the High 1-C level even appear here?

Dark Energy

Dark energy is a proposed form of energy that drives the acceleration of the universe. While its density is very low, it dominates the current universe, composing 68% of the total energy in it. The evidence of its existence comes from the accelerated expansion of the universe. Its nature still...

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[Therefir]

I don't think this profile had a CRT to support those ratings (not to mention the Real Life universe can only reach Low 2-C with our current accepted models).

Not sure if I should delete the whole profile or just delete the High 1-C rating, as Low 2-C is actually possible for Dark Energy in the case of a Big Rip.

 

[Wikisource]

It could be string theory with 10 dimensions (+1 time dimension is 11 dimensions) but after Big Bang it was compressed to 3 dimensions (with 1 time dimension, ofc). So I think High 1-C tier doesn't fit very well.

 

[Vietthai96]

Look like it was a possibly/likely rating which highly based on M-Theory with 11 dimension, still it a mere theory at this point, so it should not be on the profile, since we can't even observe actual evidences for these dimensions, just a mere abstract theory

 

[GarrixianXD]

I don't think this profile had a CRT to support those ratings (not to mention the Real Life universe can only reach Low 2-C with our current accepted models).

Not sure if I should delete the whole profile or just delete the High 1-C rating, as Low 2-C is actually possible for Dark Energy in the case of a Big Rip.

Post in thread 'Wiki Page Deletion Requests Thread (New forum)'

Dec 20, 2024

Requesting to delete these two profiles:

Phoenix A Supermassive Black Hole

At the center of the Phoenix A galaxy group, a very massive black hole is located. While its parameters are uncertain, it has an estimated mass of about 100,000,000,000 M☉ and a corresponding radius of 425,101 R☉.[1] This makes it the second most massive known black hole after the one in SDSS...

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The information provided here is incorrect. The Phoenix A Supermassive Black Hole has 100 billion Solar Masses, which is far less than that of our galaxy, which is 1.5 trillion solar masses. I thought a CRT could potentially solve this, but this page is horrendously low-effort, with a superficial stamping of random ratings and then calling it a day; no justifications, no explanations, no scans and evidence backing it up; this page doesn't have any merit to be...

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[Vietthai96]

That Black Hole profile should be nuked, it look so bad