Oy. "To settle the question, I called a well-known astronomer who had recently published an article on gravitational lensing. After a brief explanation of nega

Oy. "To settle the question, I called a well-known astronomer who had recently published an article on gravitational lensing. After a brief explanation of negative mass, I asked him if he had ever seen background galaxies distorted into spokes in the absence of luminous foreground galaxies. He said he had seen the phenomenon, but he said it was caused by "something else." I asked him what else could cause that, but he refused to answer and abruptly ended the conversation. So until someone can explain to me what that "something else" might be, I consider this prediction to have been proven correct." That's a couple of classic psychoceramic shticks, right there. Unnamed "well-known" scientist who provides evidence to support the hypothesis, and hinting at a cover-up.