Forecast Gets Darker for Dark Matter | Space News

In this episode, physicist Eugene Bagashov analyzes additional recent studies that raise even further doubt of the dark matter hypothesis, and he explores the growing scientific case for dark matter alternatives. In a recent Space News episode, we reported on two 2016 scientific studies that each serve potentially fatal blows to the hypothesis of dark matter. The first of these studies, reported in September of last year, found that the acceleration in the rotation curves of both spiral and irregular galaxies could be explained by visible mass alone, with no dark matter necessary. Another study reported in December presented a statistical analysis of mini-spiral galaxies and found a so-called unexpected interaction between dark matter and ordinary matter.

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[RobZAlgoritm]

Finally, the march out from the dark age has begun.

[E.lectricityNorth]

Mr. Bagashov, I had to give my head a shake when I heard you speak--your rapid mastery of English is incredible to say the least.  Well done, and thank you for your insights here.  I look forward to more in the future.

[Xanaseb]

What Eugene says in the last couple mins makes this sound very promising for the future! Crossed fingers!

[alephnull]

Thumbs way up, Paladin!
Thanks Tbolts!

[MrGrimvG]

Everything is fields! Nothing it "disconnected" from anything. Greek atomism is dying and giving way to Classic field dynamics!

[WillTalbot]

at 8:20 can someone explain to me how decreasing the volume of the sphere increases its entropy? Greater entropy corresponds to greater multiplicity and it would seem to me that the larger the sphere the more combinations available to the system and if the sphere is a point (like the so called singularity) then this would be the lowest entropy state would it not?

[PelenTan]

Like I've been saying for _years_, there is no such thing as "dark matter".

[michaelh]

I just wanted to say that i crave updates from this channel! but i need to express an editing opinion, Dear editor; please pay a little more attention to your volume levels. The opening and ending credits and really quiet, then the main body is peaking out and is distorted. Ive noticed this quite a lot in your videos and feel it should be addressed. Your content will benefit greatly from it

Gadjet

[dmarckos]

Universe:
Let's look at things like creators.
Start with a point. Push out it's wall using 'time' to make a void. Call that void, 'space' for it is empty.
Fill it with water. Suspend solids in that water. Prevent the solids from directly interacting with the water in which they are suspended by assigning them two differnt dimensions.
What we have is a "universe". The water is "Dark Matter & dark energy" . The solids will 'appear' to exist only in the void that is made of space & time.

The Universe is therefore a multi- dimensional aquarium with so many different phenomenon going on.

[NateWilliams]

Spending money trying to detect leprechauns and fairies would be equally productive.

[magaramomarov]

Женя, молодец, выбрал правильные статьи и наблюдения в отношении коретности методологии опровержения гипотезы.

[ricerealtor]

I like the financial economic perspective in the middle of the video

[velikovskysghost]

Dark matter, dark energy, black holes, what`s next "dark gravity"? I took that term from another`s post and I wish it were mine as it fits perfectly with the disinformation were getting from mainstream science. Eugene Bagashov does an excellent job on this talk and shows that we`v been chasing a "red herring" for many years and its about time we start using common sense and search for something more substantial like the electrical nature of our universe.

[FollowingTheSon]

I've always viewed dark matter and black holes like the pupil of the eye, there is nothing there. However, in the same way that light penetrates the pupil and helps us to make sense of our world, thank you Thunderbolts Project for shedding some light on this subject and doing the same. : )

[kuzinvknee]

Would the mostly in visible light NOT seen matter be the Fourth State of Matter considered to be PLASMA??

[magaramomarov]

Уважаемый Евгений, Верлинде разумеется заблуждается, поскольку сама концепция энтропии является методологическим отклонением даже с позиции формальной логики.

[Lodosswar]

But the computer models said that dark matter was confirmed when they created a simulation designed to show how dark matter was supposed to work...how could it possibly have been wrong?

[LaoTze]

Youtube is doing something fuckey!.. You guys have been hovering around 70k subs for so long.

[daviddrew]

They are still in the dark, while the JWST shines a new light on plasma structures in space.

[JohnCorleone]

Who would have thought that scientists could be such good con men?! How long is this "dark matter" charade going to continue??!!