The mystery of the missing dark matter

An international team of astronomers has found no trace of dark matter in a galaxy called AGC 114905, adding to the mystery of this invisible and as-yet hypothetical substance.

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[MarcPagan]

Appreciate conveying information, with as little opinion as possible.

Scientists are people too.
Outcome?
Too many "results" are swayed by the reasonable need of funding, and ego/desire for fame.

[richspivey]

Very interesting and informative
Thanks

[logenmattsen]

Very nice video, keep up the good work!

[CACBCCCU]

Nobody who honestly understands dark sector effects could possibly take MOND seriously at this point. It's the world's most obvious clumsy attempt to preserve Einstein's gravity posing as the only sensible way to "modify" Einstein's gravity that began as an attempt to preserve his gravity unchanged by invoking a systematic rest-velocity drift effect permitted in minimal-gravity. Someone with nationalist pull convinced Milgrom to best recast it as a modification of Einstein's gravity involving conveniently - helpful but miraculously - independent supplemental gravity fields called "cousin fields." Today's open - minded gatekeeping journalists seem to aim for a fuzzy superposition of sorts where Einstein's gravity and dark matter somehow persist unchanged to maintain what appears to all the world to be an ultimate nationalist gravitas.

[machinemaker]

I think after all the failed attempts to find dark matter, and the unknown millions spent, it's time to abandon this theory. Long overdue.

When you recognize that the solar wind is equivalent to an electrical flow, and that an electric flow creates a magnetic field, then you have the attractive force you're missing. This flow is present at every cosmological scale. The motion of galaxy clusters was mapped and shows they all flow from a common source and move to a common destination. Gravity doesn't do that, but electricity does.

Why does the establishment resist this simple idea? Is it because it implies a creator, the source and destination of all that exists?