Originally posted by: K.Universe.
Vintu, I was enunciating from the point of view of field lines and how the so called properties influence the regions of space around them
An electron has charge; it's a point particle as we know with no spatial extent. Yet, the lines of force influence the region of space around it.
My question was more related to the energy space itself has. What is the region of influence for the spatial energy? I think it gets circular to define the region in terms of the same region which has energy.
As for the cosmological constant, I think you are on the right track there even though what you said wasn't completely clear to me.
In short, I am looking into what exactly it means when someone says "vacuum energy". And what does that in turn mean in at the quantum scale.
K... π
Oh! Right ..So you are on about the Spatial Radius of the charge ..So I would like to believe the charge is propagated to a certain limited extent to the space around it..Though miniscule it can affect the other particles evenly or those that are oppositely charged. and this should happen because of the quantity of particles exerting the charge together ..
For instance ..One ant ..can't pull a dead bug alone ..but a 100 ants together do the trick ...Same way the humungous quantity in which the particles exist make them capable of
exerting forces beyond their individual spatial radius ..
As far as the Vacuum / dark energy is concerned I'm as much in the dark as could be ..π
But what makes it viable for a hypothesis must be the theory that states ...the Mass / Energy density of the universe must be the same as the Critical Density ...<<<< And this is where all the matter in the Universe fall short ...That accounts only for 4 % of the Critical Density and the Dark matter adds another 22 % .. So the remaining must be that of the vacuum ..As nothing else exists ..π ...So obviously the vacuum has Density ..Which fluctuates to create those Virtual particles...
^^^ Now does that make sense ?
Vintu ... π
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