The ReyeroMultiversePressure as origin of the Dark energy.

Imagine our universe as a balloon floating in a vast “ocean” filled with many other balloon‑universes. Each balloon gently pushes against its neighbours, like soap bubbles packed together in a hexagonal honeycomb. This outward push — here called Reyero Pressure — is constant, the same in every direction, and extremely weak. Even though we never feel the “touch,” its action on all of space makes our balloon slowly swell: that is the accelerated expansion we attribute to dark energy. The key point is that this pressure never changes with time or place, so we measure the same expansion rate in every part of the sky and detect no regions with faster or slower acceleration. In this view, dark energy is not some exotic stuff inside the universe; it is the geometric result of the steady, uniform pressure that neighbouring universes exert on the invisible “walls” of our own.