Dark energy and wormholes

In one very wild theory energy channels or shortcuts through the universe called Einstein-Rose's bridges or wormholes transport energy and material from the Big Bang. To the middle of the universe's timeline. When material and energy are in a wormhole. They cannot interact with their environment. 

Theoretical wormholes form between superpositioned and entangled black holes. And that means when those black holes at the end of those wormholes are vaporizing. They are bringing energy outside the universe in it. 

When energy and material fall into black holes. Energy and material are out of the universe. The black hole itself is a giant wormhole. Because escaping velocity inside the event horizon is higher than the speed of light, that thing means time runs backward in that thing. Logically thinking Black holes should take information to the point where they formed. 

So when we think about dark energy and its connection with cosmic inflation. We can say just that there is too much free energy in a quantum system called the universe. The fact is that the source of dark energy is unknown. And that thing means it's dark. 

We know that it exists. But that is the only thing that we know about it. Dark matter is a strange gravitational effect whose source remains unknown. And in some theories, dark matter is particles whose temperature is lower than the cosmic background or zero Kelvin. 

In some theories, dark energy and dark matter have a connection. There is a possibility that dark matter is quantum size black holes that are sending radiation that we cannot see. When gravitational waves are traveling between those quantum-size black holes they will push energy to those gravitational waves. 

Gravitational waves are wave motion. When those gravitational waves receive extra energy they deliver it when the energy level around them turns lower. Or if gravitational waves are not delivering that extra energy. The hypothetical gravitons are delivering extra energy. When they are at lower gravitational energy space. 

Gravitation might seem very strange but it's wave motion. And its form of energy. So gravitons and gravitational waves are acting like all other wave motion.  There should be some transportation particle that sends gravitational waves. 

And gravitational waves can form every form that all other wave motions can form. That means things like gravitational skyrmions and other things are also possible. And maybe gravitational skyrmions are surrounding black holes. 

But somebody introduced that the source of dark matter is standing gravitational waves. That means that dark matter is virtual material. The fact is this. Dark matter is something that interacts with visible matter by gravitation. 

The gravitational interaction is the only known interaction between dark and visible matter. That means gravitation itself can accelerate hypothetical dark matter particles. When the dark matter is in some gravitational field that field just interacts with it like all other matter. And in some theories dark matter is the source of dark energy. 

The wildest theory of dark energy is that free energy comes from wormholes. That transports energy from the Big Bang to some point in the universe's timeline. 

Theoretical Einstein-Rose's bridge or wormhole is a shortcut through time and space. When the Big Bang happened. There could form many small black holes. 

The Big Bang could form a large black hole just after it.  If those black holes form wormholes between them and that larger black hole. That means they took energy and material away from the universe. In the theory of wormholes when material and energy or wave motion are in those energy channels, they cannot interact with the environment. 

That means the material and wave motion is outside the universe. It cannot interact with its environment. The reason for that is that the gravitational radiation that closes this channel is too strong. And it pushes all other gravitational radiation back into the wormhole. 

So when some of those black holes are vaporizing. They release energy to the universe. And that means if there is a wormhole from the Big Bang to a certain point in the universe's timeline it forms the shortcut to that point in time and space. Those black holes deliver energy that comes outside the universe. 

See also: 

Cosmic inflation

Dark energy

Dark matter

Wormhole