If energy radiates toward infinity, wouldn't the energy lost from one area be replaced by energy radiating in from surrounding areas? Even if it's multiverses, if energy is lost by one, wouldn't similar amounts come in from the others?

It seems entropy has two components; energy radiating away, while the forms, the postives and negatives coalesce toward equilibrium. yet these are conceptually opposed. In fact, the primary observed feature of the universe, galaxies, would seem to be expressions of this, as the light radiates out, as mass coalesces in.

In fact, if this relationship is fundamental, than possibly the explanation for the excess gravity isn't missing mass, but wave collapse further out the quantum spectrum. The light starts to bend as photons coalesce out of the field.