Which of the following is an unknown form of energy?
Correct answer: Dark energy

Tremain White
In the same way that black holes were known and scientifically accepted as existing, before our ever seeing one, dark energy is considered (some might plausibility argue - given recent scientific news- 'known') to be the anti-gravitational energy, which explains the above expansion.

Blinky
Wow, this is the first time I have read something about dark energy that I actually understood!

Excuse the Kuz
Questions like this really make me wonder what it's all about. I suppose, in the end, we'll never really know. Space is so fascinating!

Alison
Yeah I have "dark energy", but mine is known and has a name.....Laziness!!!!! 😉

Richard
Gravity to this day is NOT Completely Understood.

RICK-N-BACHER
Spooky, it's hard to explain something when scientists don't know that much about it.