The Effects of Dark Energy on Gravitation
Emea Ajike Eziyi, Orji Obinwa, Nwasuka Stanley Chinwekele, Jonah Ndukwe ASO, Friday Chiedozie
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 1–9 · Published 27 May 2020
10.9734/psij/2020/v24i430184Abstract
Dark energy is thought to be very homogenous, not very dense and it is not known to interact through any of the fundamental forces other than gravity. In this research work, we use analytical method to find a model that may possibly relate dark energy to gravitation. After some plausible analyses, we obtain a relation, where µ is Gravitational potential energy, is the mass of galaxy, is mass of earth, Λ is dark energy, is receding velocity, is Hubble’s constant and Ro is the distance measured from the point of observation and the galaxy. Moreover, we estimate K = for various galaxies, finally, the relation µ ∝ Λ, indicates a direct relationship between Dark energy and Gravitation.
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