Gravity of the Situation

Red1966

Red1966

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Doer said:
But, there is proof. DM acts as a gravity lens. All observers can see it from Earth, though in-directly, like gamma ray detection. Something big encases the all the galaxies. It is how we discovered it. Galaxies rotate as if they were a solid object and not a fluid of stars swirling in their own gravity. Their edges are velocity locked to the center. Impossible? NO. Observable

Just like we know x-rays are not visible but they are there., We can use X-rays. These gravity clouds (Dark Matter) are "there." We can "see" them in the same way we "see" x-rays. These gravity clouds bend light. And photos can be taken of the magnified light. Those can be mapped back to the shape of the gravity cloud.

But, is it matter, or just thin areas in the fabric of the quantum dimensions? Gravity is so weak, a billion times weaker than EM. If you have regions of stronger gravity, it could help the idea in Quantum World Theory, that most of our gravity, quite luckily is elsewhere, and not here, to crush us into a Big Bang again.

The displaced gravity could be along one the 8 other quantum dimensions. But, around a lot other Matter, say, a galaxy of it, more gravity leaks into our 4D space, quite significantly.
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Sorry. Not proof. Proof of something, but not what. Dark matter is just a possible explanation. Our lack of knowledge of something else doesn't prove the fomer.
 
heckler73

heckler73

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ttystikk said:
The fact that WE suck is not new to Science...
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It's a perpetual cycle of suck.
Gravity sucks the water which sucks the smoke which sucks the energy from the moving air to raise the temperature, along with feeding chemical reactions, which sucks some entropy from the universe, and then we suck the smoke.
To which the universe sucks the enthalpy from our exhalation.

I'm probably jumping some steps there...that would be a strange, string of equations to formulate :lol:
 
Doer

Doer

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It was interesting watch that British guy explain dark energy. He was not straight in his own mind whether it sucks or blows. He finally arrived at blows.... I thinks that is correct. :)
 
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