[JennysCool]

So, they can’t get MSNBC there?

[LukeL]

Dark matter and energy - a substance we cannot observe, measure, detect, or feel but we are certain exists.

[Seruzawa]

Undetectable matter... Or the theories are wrong. Guess which is more likely.

[doorgunner69]

Either there's a lot of mass out there in the universe that we can't detect directly, mass scientists call dark matter, or there's no dark matter out there, but there is something missing from our laws of gravity and motion.

Imagine that! A fudge factor to make things fit.

Never heard of that before..............

[PLMerite]

“...Without Dark Matter”

Racist crackerhead galaxy.

[thoughtomator]

What they found is yet another piece of evidence that none of the current prevailing theories is a good explanation of the universe.

[Vendome]

Actually, they discoverd Northern Idaho...

[Windflier]

"Either there's a lot of mass out there in the universe that we can't detect directly, mass scientists call dark matter, or there's no dark matter out there, but there is something missing from our laws of gravity and motion."

The obvious answer is that modern cosmological theories have dramatically failed to predict or explain what we observe in the universe.

The Electric Universe theory not only predicts the behavior of celestial bodies and galaxies, it provides rational explanations for what we observe, without relying on mathematical models, but established scientific principles.

Electric Universe

[King Moonracer]

No Dark Matter? Does BLM know?

[I want the USA back]

When the theories don’t explain reality, they build shaky additions on to the theories that wind up looking stupid.

[VietVet876]

A galaxy where White Privilege is cherished and protected?

[BuffaloJack]

Are these the same scientific people who generate hype about the ozone layer?
I still marvel at their alleged ability to measure a 3 millimeter thick layer of clear transparent ozone gas that is 31 miles up. And to watch a hole in it that comes and goes on a seasonal basis.

[BubbaBasher]

I'd be more impressed if they found one with dark matter.

[Oratam]

and very little crime

[Swordmaker]

Surprised Gravity Cosmologists find galaxy that doesn't seem to have "Dark Matter" in it, and, because of that absence, claim it is proof that "Dark Matter" actually exists and that they won't have to tweak Newtonian physics to explain the motion of all the rest of the observed galaxies' stars motions. Go figure. This is entirely explicable within the Electric Universe Cosmology.—Electric Universe Ping

Clear Example of a Birkeland Current
"Z" Pinch with Symmetrical Plasmids
seen in Hubble Telescope View of
The Butterfly Nebula
ELECTRIC UNIVERSE PING!

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[Buckeye McFrog]