Did This Scientist Just Solve The Mystery of Dark Matter and Dark Energy?

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In this video, we will talk about a new theory that may explain what Dark Matter and Dark Energy really are.

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[McCoudv]

70 million is not a waste, there will always be losses in scientific progress. It not finding anything puts us further on the right track. It shouldn't be perceived as a bad venture.

[abserk]

hello wonderful anton, this is person

[Blockinstaller]

So, darkmatter could be described as a negative mass "fluid"?
That makes calling spacecraft "Ships" make even more sense!

[BaldingClamydia]

Anton seems like such a nice person. I'm glad he's around 😆💜

[Mauipat]

Thanks for the insight Anton, and to those of you with negative comments below, If you don't actually have the answer then don't give Anton a hard time. He didn't say he had the answer. He's just passing on the information. Lets see where this takes us.

[bazpearce]

Compared to all that crazy military spending. A few hundred million on dark matter is peanuts.

[sirorlandodecorsica]

Several hundred million? Waste? What are you talking about. Have you seen the US national debt? Now that's astronomical.

[sithounetsith]

If he is right, he could win the next nobel physics prize.

[chrisferguson]

isnt negative mass the missing ingredient to several "warp drives"???

[MeAtHome]

Better spent on making cool science stuff than more wars and devastation.

[JONSEY]

" The force is made by all living things"
" It surrounds us, penetrates us, it's what binds the galaxy together."

[Thee_Sinner]

I almost didn’t open this video because the title looks like some Buzzfeed-esque clickbait lol

[dominiccanis]

If attractive Gravity is caused by matter interacting with a higher dimensional field, why can't something with the opposite effect be true considering all the naturally opposing particles we have observed?

[tylerpedigo]

I just flipped through the paper rather quickly and I can say this is the most compelling theory I’ve ever heard for dark energy, and it has completely made me reevaluate my position on the “Big Crunch” theory. This is mind blowing, and I really think Farnes’ theory makes the most sense by a long shot.

[Letgoit]

70 million is not much if u compare the US military Budget

[RaymarFootball]

Got an ad and watched the whole thing for support. Amazing vids man

[padraiggluck]

“Constantly replenished” sounds suspiciously like Hoyle’s steady-state universe.

[scifieric]

Mr. Petrov, your videos are always informative and I appreciate that you provide links to the papers that you reference. I absolutely love the visual representation provided by this particular scientist. It certainly does seem to create something that is representative of our universe. Very exciting stuff! Keep up the great work.

[Electronics]

Anton to date I think this is the most promising idea. As you were presenting the video I was already thinking in terms negative mass and it's interaction with itself and with positive mass using simple universal gravitational law. Finally never feel regrets. All work is step in the right direction. Failures finally point us the right direction.

[Curry-tan-]

Please keep us updated, wonderful Anton. You can delve into a few facets of the source paper in more depth for another video and we'll be happy. Perhaps explain some of the predictions like CMB looking different because sound waves in the early plasma would be different. Also some of the implications that would be lovely: such as breaking the Hubble Constant puts us in a cyclic universe (of maybe only ~105 billion years) because the negative curvature will make things collapse. I think you're good at simplifying things so go deep as you like.