Scientists JUST Made A Shocking Discovery: 'Dark Matter Does Not Exist!'

Scientists JUST Made A Shocking Discovery: "Dark Matter Does Not Exist!"

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[jkg]

We ALL live in a Yellow Submarine.
A *Yellow* Submarine... it's YELLOW.

[TheFith]

The Big Bang has had more patches than Windows 10. Start with nonsense, and end up with nonsense.

[ShaniquaCantRead]

So creating something to make the equations work didn't work out. Imagine that. I think most of us knew dark matter was a sham.

[roberttarquinio]

Dark matter does not exist and neither do gravitons

[ronaldkemp]

Could it be stars and galaxies produce a slow but constant ion propulsion over their lifetime? The older they are the more momentum they will have built up over their lifetime. Once in motion always in motion. Because stars and galaxies radiate a constant solar wind containing heat and charged particles they would respond by producing a slow but constant ion propulsion in the direction they're already traveling. Once in motion it will continue to travel in the same direction but slowly increase in velocity at a extremely slow but predictable pace. I got the value of Δv = in/s (0.0000122 cm/s).

It's about twice the width of a proton every second, which comes out to an acceleration of a 1 mi/h (1.61 km/h) increase in velocity every 10, 000 years. The older the star or galaxy is, the faster they will be traveling.

It explains why planets, moon and other small bodies are not affected by dark matter and why it only seems to effect the motion of stars and galaxies. Small bodies do not spew out hot, constant solar winds full of charged particles. So they are not affected.

It also explains why stars and satellite galaxies that have gained a velocity more than a million miles per hour are unable to reach an escape velocity. The acceleration is too slow to nudge them from their set path. So they're unable to escape the gravitational attraction of the galaxy. I proposed this theory in the books I published in 2021.

[JoeBaranowski]

Interesting but way past what my pumpkin can fully understand. Thank god for really smart people

[revolvermaster]

Is dark matter/energy associated with a supernatural realm?

[stephenheld]

Here's why this is crap. Instead of publishing in a peer reviewed journal, he puts it in x, a public forum reviewed by nobody - except for us unqualified yokels. Scientist or crank?

[normanarendt]

Black matter and black energy still rely on gravity and time. If we eliminate the unseen we are left with gravity and time. Without gravity the universe falls apart.

[gordonf.woodbine]

Good video. Nothing was mentioned about the importance of this alternate theory to how the universe originated.

[kanugolu]

If there is no reconciliation between both they are incomplete and partial

[barrycook]

The absence of evidence is NOT evidence of absence!

[everettcousland]

I always thought dark matter is light particles that have burned out.

[rayspears]

If the universe is expanding, to where is it expanding too. ?? . If we then think that our universe and everything in it to be the Matter, then perhaps the Matter is pushing the anti-matter away. But to where... Ray.

[shaunmalcolm]

Great so assaulted for a year for nout ! Corruption

[reallifechangingtruth]

Let's consider; that science sometimes involves the yet phenomenon! Yet, the prevailing [current] explanation is [often] marketed or advanced as the answer (with sufficient acceptance, as well as usable and assertable finality). That's until someone comes up with a better explanation (that works or appears to work). Then, comes the inevitable debate, acceptance, rejection, and degree-of-proof phase of the process (which can be quite tiresome and elusive in finality). It, unfortunately, can be disturbingly similar to a we-don't-really-know situation! Dark matter and dark energy are, therefore, somewhere in the void of nagging uncertainty. My own observations indicate that various areas of scientific activity elude the notion that science (man's search for truth) is responsible for finally-final truths! Moreover, human arrogance causes an even more disturbing problem because of the naturalistic-only approach and rule, .... that excludes the supernatural. Thus, we arrive at an incomplete and limited search for the final truth(s)! Mankind is by no means the only and/or final determiner of the wide and vast spectrum of as-yet-unknown truths that remain irritatingly out of reach! It is, therefore, appropriate to posit the notion that human science needs to acknowledge its limitations! MBJR. RCTM. 5-18-24 at 1:42 P.M. Oregon Time.

[intolerableHistories]

😂 I could've told you that, I left school age 12. Dark matter 😂 maybe dark spiderman knows what it is.

[phk]

The universe is infinite and eternal. All is ONE. There is only THE TOTALITY appearing as separate things but always being the ONE.

[nara]

lets see how this theory stands against all observations. Can it explain all things as good as the other theories ? can it explain more things ? can it make predictions that can be proved ? A single fail can kill it, but if it holds over next few years then it might be worth a nobel-price.

[arnoldvankampen]

What is that Dutch sounding name of a physicist who must have
talked about quantum gravity in this respect at least a year ago?