We present here a self-consistent analysis of the physical effects recognizable if the accelerated expansion of the Universe is not the prerogative of the large structure of the Universe, but affects all the scales measurable. Some expansion phenomena observed in our vicinity are examined in detail from this point of view. The very fact that galaxies accelerate under the influence of dark energy is considered as the crucial evidence of the interaction between baryonic matter and the carrier of dark energy. Therefore, the second law of thermodynamics is applicable to this interaction process. Then one should take into account that all the baryonic objects starting with atomic nuclei and up to galaxies and their systems exist exceptionally due to their negative potential energy or mass defect in the case of atomic nuclei, while dark energy is purely positive. Bearing this in mind one arrive at a conclusion that due to this interaction: (1) the nuclear binding energy decreases gradually due to injection of positive energy into the atomic nuclei; (2) it makes the nuclei more and more unstable; (3) the decreased part of binding energy transforms into the mass, which increases the mass of nuclei. We argue that this effect shows up in all cosmic objects at all the hierarchical levels and governs their evolutional path. Particularly, this conclusion allows one to state that all the cosmic objects and the Universe as a whole increase their mass during their evolution. We suggested a method and calculated the solar mass annual growth using the relevant observational data. The results presented in the talk are published in the recent papers of the author.
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Aug 1, 2024
https://arar.sci.am/publication/323075
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