No Dark Matter – Again the EU is Ahead of the Curve | Space News

However, the claim that this is “the first time” that scientists have successfully simulated galaxy formation and motions without dark matter is not correct. As we’ve documented countless times, dating back many decades plasma scientists have reproduced the unique forms and motions of spiral galaxies in the laboratory.

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[JaggedJack]

"everything we know about dark matter"? I thought we know nothing about dark matter.

[euanreid]

They should really call it Unicorn Matter and Leprechaun Holes....

[Flame-Bright-Cheer]

Angers me to no end all the waste with mainstream science and all that Malarkey that continues. But it honors me greatly to be a part of the electric universe and to have the capacity to understand all of this witch. It's not saying I have a large-capacity because all of this is pretty straightforward and amazing. And it makes sense. It just kind of blows my conspiratorial mind that mainstream and everyone else doesn't see what I see / we see. Long Live EU

[elektronkim]

"Dark matter" is like talking about the Earth being flat.

[mlentsch]

The square-root of "r" ... elegance.

[fredfarquar]

I'm a little surprised that they are still attempting to use gravity to account for this; but I have no doubt that what they come up with when they finally do match theory to reality, it will use the same mathematics as plasma magnetohydrodynamics. But they may never admit it in their ego-bloated arrogance.
But I could be wrong. Maybe there are more non-dogmatic true scientists out there than I think.
Thanks, TBP!

[mk-lrok]

Dark matter and co2. Wasting your money billions at a time.

[roberts]

“Scientists on Earth...”. Thanks for the clarification! 😜

[uneak]

LOL! I was kicked off of phys.org a year ago when I blatantly stated there was no such thing as dark matter. I feel vindicated watching this!

[simonruszczak]

They're in the Dark Ages of cosmology, (lol).

[MrBrelindm]

We can't even see the extent of the universe so how could we assume to know what percentages of matter and energy are missing? Electromotive forces - in conjunction with gravity - easily explains all observable motion profiles in the heavens.

[dougraddi]

Alligator meat is like a cross between chicken and a really mean fish

[davidcurr]

We need to prove dark matter!
How are we going to do that?
We need a really big ELECTROMAGNETIC accelerator.

[Vunderbread]

I feel smart, I basically figured this all out by the age of 15, minus the Birkeland current part. Seemed fairly obvious - the whole point of the search for a “grand unified theory” was to basically explain why gravity behaves so differently at sub-Planck scales vs classic scales. Quantum gravity. I.e., our models of gravitation break down at very small scales. I.e., they are wrong. Yet here we have Dark Matter being invented based on some assumption that our model is NOT wrong, though we know it is. How this logic escaped the most supposedly intelligent people in our day... scares me. I’m not that smart, really.
And if you’re fond of rabbit holes, you’ll find this one goes straight to the core of everything.

[tinymetaltrees]

“galaxies mysteriously missing dark matter”
🤣
Pretty sure they all are.

[TheHungrySlug]

Any chance we can get a video that helps to describe the differences between the "Electric Universe" and the "Plasma Universe" models/theories?
It seems to be a reoccurring question I encounter, of which I don't have the expertise to answer the differences and/or similarities.

[rideordietheyretringtranx]

Wow, thunderboltsproject. This is the most exciting. Video I have personally ever listen to from you guys because I swear I knew this... yeah galaxies make no sense. The masses at the end of Galactic arms should not be moving that fast... It's going to take a while to absorb this. This is amazing.

[theredisee]

Galaxies staying together for the sake of the kids.

[GeoffreyBruce]

About 50 years ago when I found dark matter (my hair comb was made of black matter) and when I rubbed it with a cloth it defied gravity by picking up scraps of paper - even that electricity (as I found out later) countered the gravity, so yes, the dark matter of my comb is stronger than gravity (with a little help from some extra electrons.)

[rideordietheyretringtranx]

Every time I'm on another Channel and they talk about dark matter. I just laugh at them. It's somehow it's the magical explanation for every single thing that can not explain.