b.yosemite

Let's say you are chillin' on a galixy at the edge of the universe. On one side you can see other galixys doing thier thing and on the other side nothing. Does light still keep on going on the empty side? If so doesn't that mean there is a huge space around the universe that has nothing but photons. Why is light not the answer to dark energy? Light needs somewhere to go. And for something to be able to be a partice and a wave at the same time it really doesn't seem that far fetched to me. with all these waves floating around it's no wonder we can see more space between objects. Kind of funny that the expantion picked up the same time stars started forming. I think expantion is the wrong word. Maybe photons illuminate thier own dimention. The wave function of a photon should say it all.