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Dark matter would like to have a word with you. If there is one thing we have learned through the history of science, it's to be careful about statements like
by jameslevy 9y ago
Dark matter would like to have a word with you.
If there is one thing we have learned through the history of science, it's to be careful about statements like "X contains nothing".
- narag 9y agoIIRC dark matter is believed to exists because some equations predict a single digit multiple of accounted mass in the Universe. That's not so much to change the mostly-void perception.
- wastewaste 9y agothat's relative. the further your frame of reference expands, the older the image of earth observable at the border of the frame of reference is, so a few billion light years out, even earth would look boring. And even if that still implied 'mostly-void', I will take it compared to 'pretty much devoid'.