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3. What effect does dark energy have on the universe?

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Dark energy and dark matter seem over analyzed, although they are no different than gravity and wind. Dark energy can be the pulling caused by black holes, stars, and large planets. Dark matter also is just the effect of cosmic dust and debris pushed from explosions but also pulling caused by distant gravitational bodies.

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