I'm sure there are many viewpoints on this question but I was curious about your ideas.

Does the universe have a zero net energy amount? Or does the universe have a non-zero net amount of energy?

And also what are the calculations/facts that support your idea?

Question

I'm sure there are many viewpoints on this question but I was curious about your ideas.

Does the universe have a zero net energy amount?  Or does the universe have a non-zero net amount of energy?

And also what are the calculations/facts that support your idea?

irishboy123 · Answer

isn't zero relative too?

anonymous · Answer

Well sure the zero can be relative but for example if you consider the kinetic energy of all the moving particles in the universe... isn't that a net positive amount?