If big chief isn't real is the vacuum energy 10^-9 joules per cubic meter or is it 10^113 joules per cubic meter?
And since mass is equivalent to energy E=mc^2 how heavy is vacuum?

Shouldn't it be zero, because it's the minimum energy state of the vacuum of space? Even if it's a false vacuum it's still effectively zero to us because we live in the false vacuum.

>>16699599 (OP)
>how heavy is vacuum?
In an accelerating frame?

>>16699608
>Shouldn't it be zero, because it's the minimum energy state of the vacuum of space?
No.
>Even if it's a false vacuum
Definitely not.
>because we live in the false vacuum.
Also no.

>>16699599 (OP)
>how heavy is vacuum?
Why don't you just weigh some and find out?

>>16700487
I dont know how to weigh dark energy