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Isn't dark matter something like a shadow DOM.. It's there but also not there? Edit! Wow really feeling the love on this comment What I mean is dark matter is
by artsyca 6y ago
Isn't dark matter something like a shadow DOM.. It's there but also not there?
Edit! Wow really feeling the love on this comment
What I mean is dark matter is different from matter we just can't detect, it's matter that should be there but we can't seem to find it
- BurningFrog 6y agoIt's pretty simple: Dark Matter can't be seen or felt. It probably just travels through regular matter without "colliding", muchlike neutrinos. It only interacts with other matter through gravity. Now, we can detect gravity, but only for fairly big and stationary objects. If DM is tiny particles travelling fast, we can only detect aggregate effects on galaxy level.
- artsyca 6y agoYes just like we can't detect the shadow DOM from the DOM but it's really there you know? I feel like my thinking is too orthogonal any more. There's a difference between matter that's there which we can't detect as opposed to matter which isn't there which we can oh geez
- BurningFrog 6y agoIf you're making sense, I can't detect it :)
- artsyca 6y agoEver feel like you're too salty for your shirt? Can you appreciate the juktaposition of shadow DOM and dark matter or nah? I just post these comments so I can whittle my score back to zero and give you something to think about while you churn out features.
- Rumudiez 6y agoMaybe it is similar in that the shadow DOM predicts the state of the actual DOM. In this interpretation dark matter predicts the shape of our universe. It might just be how one should go about simulating a universe..!