Dark Matter 3D Map
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COSMOS Video News Release
For the first time ever, astronomers have been creating a three—dimensional map of how the dark matter is distributed across the Universe. An international team of scientists, among them groups from Marseille, the Max-Planck Institutes and Paris have been using data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The results are published in nature online of 8 January 2007, and at the meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle. This Video News Release discussed this discovery. More on: http://www.spacetelescope.org/news/html/heic0701.html
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I havn't thought this one out so it probobly has a fundamental flaw I'm not considering : What is things are just 3/4ths heavier than we thought?
The other being : What if the extra gravity comes from black holes? We can't tell exactly what a black hole is made up of and we don't know they they have a definite level of density or what that level of density is.
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(I just thought of something else haha.)
0.12 0.112 0.1112 0.11112 It goes on forever.
So does matter have a maximum density? A point in which it is so dense it can no longer be compacted? If matter is made of things with a definite mass that cant be lessened then yes. But since all things are relative to math, and math states that it goes on forever. Could matter not be compacted forever? Even the smallest quarks being pushed infinitely smaller than their origninal size?
Planck's Constant is probably a safe place 4u to stop counting :).
2-boil water
3-obtain tea bags
4-let boil
5-let cool
6-sip slowly
It'll probably take them another 80years to figure out the speed of light and realize dark matter doesn't exist.
I'm just afraid there going to make this bullshit another fact. lol
Because it has no mass, we cannot obtain it to study (yet).
I believe Dark Matter is the product that held the universe together PRIOR to the big bang and is also the product that directs gravity.
If we could understand how "time" and "gravity" are linked together then we could understand what forces act as the glue that hold our universe together. cont...
My point is that the universe has a timeline and must have started at ONE particular second in time.
Dark Matter is the force that unleashed the big bang. Therefore it must be the force that shapes our universe today.
Ask yourself when we will discover the origin of time and i believe this will be the age when we will discover the origin of Dark Matter.
Please post a response to my theory as it is not educated and id love to hear more opinions. Just a hunch :D
In fact that is the only thing we really know about dark matter - it has mass. Yet it seems to have no other intereactions with normal matter other than its gravitational pull.. we can only 'see' dark matter through its gravitational lensing effect - a result of mass.
Correct. ..and that is all it appears to have.