Posted on 03/31/2018 4:26:19 AM PDT by Voption
Using the Hubble Space Telescope astronomers have discovered a nearby galaxy that apparently has little or no evidence of dark matter. The unique galaxy, called NGC 1052-DF2, contains at most 1/400th the amount of dark matter that astronomers had expected. The galaxy is as large as our Milky Way, but it had escaped attention because it contains only 1/200th the number of stars.
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>>Using the Hubble Space Telescope astronomers have discovered a nearby galaxy that apparently has little or no evidence of dark matter. The unique galaxy, called NGC 1052-DF2, contains at most 1/400th the amount of dark matter that astronomers had expected.
It doesn’t have as many unicorns as expected either.
Unicorns expelling aether? What>
Here are the words
Dark Matter
Dark Energy
Singularity
Words astrophysicists use when they can’t explains something. Their formulas don’t work so they need a fudge factor.
Galaxies would literally fly apart without dark matter. So they assume it’s there.
Is it at all possible dark matter is composed entirely of theoretical math and desperation to save a pet theory?
Do you mean to say... If we re-aligned the phase-emitters and routed the secondary power through the plasma conduits, we might be able to generate an inverse tachyon pulse and wrap this episode up, in 10 minutes?
Look in Hillary’s ears.
Fritz Zwicky:
The Father of Dark Matter - Professor Ian Morison
(excerpt from a Gresham College public lecture))
https://youtu.be/TV0c1EFIKy4
(2:54)
includes the infamous “they are all spherical SOB’s” quote from Zwicky.
“Dark matter” was invented to explain the failings of existing theory. What happens if they can’t verify “dark matter”? Do they revise the revision to theories?
Well, sure, that's one way of doing it.
You might like:
Sir Roger Penrose:
“Faith, Fantasy, and the Big Questions in Modern Physics”
September 2017
https://youtu.be/aaIdJMxP6bA
(1:46:12)
Well, duh. That's how science works.
Star Trek Technobabble
(Bilateral kelilactirals)
https://youtu.be/P5EaoSA02LM
(1:40)
Sounds like a racist Galaxy to me
All well and good, but when empirical data doesn’t support the theory aren’t you supposed to go back and check your assumptions?
“Dark Mattèr” appears to be the 21st Century’s Planet Vulcan.
>>Do you mean to say... If we re-aligned the phase-emitters and routed the secondary power through the plasma conduits, we might be able to generate an inverse tachyon pulse and wrap this episode up, in 10 minutes?
Exactly. Make it so.
>>Is it at all possible dark matter is composed entirely of theoretical math and desperation to save a pet theory?
Not a pet theory, but one they cling to with every ounce of their Humanist bodies. Their faith in the dogmas of their religion is incredible.
...engage....
Patrick Stewart as Macbeth
“Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow....”
https://youtu.be/HZnaXDRwu84
(2:05)
(And yes, I think God has a southern accent and uses the term: "y'all")
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