Dark matter particle that may finally shed light on cosmic mystery the 'best of both worlds,' scientists say

[Admin]

A new model for dark matter suggests an early universe phase transition and candi particles known as HYPERs could finally shed light on this mysterious matter.

Dark matter particle that may finally shed light on cosmic mystery the 'best of both worlds,' scientists say : Read more

 

[bwana4swahili]

Yet another attempt at defining nonexistent dark matter. And more research money wasted! But this search would make for a sorta interesting Sci-Fi documentary.

 

[Manix]

Yet another attempt at defining nonexistent dark matter. And more research money wasted! But this search would make for a sorta interesting Sci-Fi documentary.

I agree. I find it almost laughable that so much time is wasted in searching for something that doesn't exist. Funny how ghosts are dismissed because there is no evidence and yet this is EXACTLY what dark matter is ghosts. No one has seen them; detected them and we go off the "effects" happening we cannot understand. Maybe we should start looking at the facts, our science is wrong, that we are apporoaching the universel laws all wrong. it is also possible there is (and to a degree proven) that there is a FIFTH force at play in our universe. The other is that gravity as we know it doesn't act as we think it does, but depending on the circumstances there is a form of localized gravity that we're yet to understand. I am so done with them pushing the dark matter scenario as if it is FACT. it isn't. CERN hasn't discovered it and neither has any other experiment that has tested for it. It's time to swallow that pride and admit you got it wrong. Dark Matter does not exist and there is something else at play here.

 

[BDL]

Please! Stop this utter nonsense.

Every time an experiment searching for dark particles matter is carried out, and fails, another even more way-out idea for an experiment looking for another sort of dark matter particle is suggested - and again fails. So another..... I'm sure you get the drift.

I suggest we finally wake up to reality - that dark matter actually consists of teeny-tiny pink unicorns, who like playing with galaxies like their own versions of rondabouts, but that they're just very, very shy.

Let's be honest. That's a "hypothesis" with just as much validity as any of the other of these failed suggestions.

Let's get with reality. Einstein's GR is just the next level up from Newton, but it's just as much of an approximation.

 

[bwana4swahili]

Please! Stop this utter nonsense.

Every time an experiment searching for dark particles matter is carried out, and fails, another even more way-out idea for an experiment looking for another sort of dark matter particle is suggested - and again fails. So another..... I'm sure you get the drift.

I suggest we finally wake up to reality - that dark matter actually consists of teeny-tiny pink unicorns, who like playing with galaxies like their own versions of rondabouts, but that they're just very, very shy.

Let's be honest. That's a "hypothesis" with just as much validity as any of the other of these failed suggestions.

Let's get with reality. Einstein's GR is just the next level up from Newton, but it's just as much of an approximation.

The rule of the universe is the KISS principle. Dark Matter is NOT in this category! Look at something simple, like a change in the gravitational 'constant'.

 

[Phillip Huggan]

Correct. A plasma. Above -272.999999 a gas not massive. Below a different phase massive. Expansion makes things cold so partially extinguishes itself on this effect.