Brian Cox: Dark Matter Doesn't Exist And Big Bang Wrong

Astrophysics, the science dedicated to understanding the universe, has long been intrigued by black holes and dark matter. Black holes are regions in space with incredibly strong gravity from which nothing, not even light, can escape.

[jared]

Have you ever thought that maybe these particles just don't want to be observed? We know from experimenting that when observed particles of a certain kind will act differently than when not observed. Somehow they know they are being observed and act definitely.

[Pwecko]

"Understanding the surroundings of a black hole is crucial". No, it's not. Even knowing what a black hole is or that such a thing exists is completely unimportant.