As for the dark energy and the rest, it's what you believe based on little evidence.
Excuse you,lying troll. My post specifically points out that we don't know what it is. Please stop trolling the thread, Asshole.
Ad hominem attacks when I waited for your reply.
Space is not uniform, so why should dark energy be uniform? What you're stating has not been observed. It's only
philosophy.
What has been observed is our Milky Way galaxy is at the center of the universe. We are galactocentric, not uniform throughout the universe and thus having no center.
"Newly published data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), led by Max Tegmark of the University of Pennsylvania, shows that our galaxy is centred on a great concentric distribution of galaxies.
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SDSS team has published a 2-D slice of the galaxy map on their website, showing about 67,000 galaxies that lie close to the Earth’s equatorial plane. The 2-D map looks like two slices of pizza, as the Milky Way Galaxy obscures the view for much of the mid-sky. Figure 1 shows one of these map wedges. The small dots, each representing a galaxy, appear to form into enormous concentric structures centred on the middle (or the tip of the pizza slice), where our galaxy is located. (The other wedge also shows concentric structures, though not as clearly). Furthermore, the density distribution of galaxies is generally decreasing with the distance from the centre, which is the opposite of what a big bang cosmology would predict.
This recent SDSS map more clearly shows circular structures centred on our galaxy than do earlier maps. It is more than an artefact of the sampling technique because the density distribution of galaxies is expected to increase with distance in a big bang universe, as one looks back in time. In this map, the galaxy density seems to oscillate (decrease and increase periodically) with distance hence the circular structures.
This spatial galaxy density variation therefore can only result from the fact that galaxies are preferentially found at certain discrete distances."
SDSS
What I did list was list the different explanations in my link, so you're just repeating what I said. And it discussed gravity and it is still a mystery. Atheist scientists state that it's a weak force, but it's a force that exists throughout the universe. No one can escape gravity. It may be the greatest force.