So dark energy is the energy required to accelerate the universe away from itself.

So by looking at standard candles supernovae, they assume that these all explode with the same brightness.

And they notice that ones further away are dimmer than they should be, which implies that the universe is accelerating away from itself.

And they've calculated this acceleration and it turns out to be about 2 times 10 to the minus 10 meters per second per second.

That's exactly the same acceleration that the pioneer anomaly has.

Galaxy edges have, globular clusters have, it's the same acceleration.

I can predict it very simply from my theory.

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