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How does the existence of dark energy affect the expansion of the universe?

Answer 1

If it is not true that dilution of Dark Energy (DE) influenced the expansion of our universe, then expansion of our universe diluted DE for occupying more and more space.

It's a contradiction.

Dark Energy (DE) dilution affected the growth of our

universe.

Conversely:

Our universe's expansion diluted DE because it occupied an increasing

room.

DE is an external force that defies explanation and outsmarts attraction.

According to scientific theory, at first (many billions of years ago), it

was a minor component of the cosmos.

And it fills up the majority of the empty space in our room now.

Without mentioning force, I believe that Dark is the issue in DE.

Matter that makes up roughly 70% of our estimated mass

universe.

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Answer 2

Luke Allen

In order to counteract the gravitational attraction between galaxies, dark energy accelerates the expansion of the universe and causes them to move away from one another at an increasing rate over time. This phenomenon ultimately leads to the universe's heat death.

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Answer from HIX Tutor

When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.