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I'm not positive, but I feel there might be a misunderstanding here. This article isn't trying to say dark matter and/or black holes don't exist, just that they
by SargeZT 8y ago
I'm not positive, but I feel there might be a misunderstanding here. This article isn't trying to say dark matter and/or black holes don't exist, just that they aren't the same thing.
- didibus 8y agoOkay, so that's what I'm saying as well. But the title of the article insinuates so: "One night of telescope time rules out black hole/dark matter". So I wasn't sure if I had misinterpreted the article, or if the title was just confusing. Edit: Maybe I wasn't clear. From the title, I got the impression that the observations ruled out both black holes and dark matter. But from the article, I only got the impression it ruled out the hypothesis that black holes were the force behind dark matter.