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It's not just the math. Observations of galaxy rotations point to something that acts like dark matter exerting a gravitational pull. There are other theories t
by Tagbert 2y ago
It's not just the math. Observations of galaxy rotations point to something that acts like dark matter exerting a gravitational pull. There are other theories that are being explored (Like MOND) but they don't match the actual universe as well as theories that include dark matter. Scientists would love to find a theory that works better or observations that point in a different direction, but so far, no luck. If you've got a better theory, please speak up.
- theteapot 2y agoYou might find this interesting -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n33aurhg788 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n33aurhg788
- ThinkBeat 2y agoThat is the math isnt i t? Here is our set of equations for how the universe works. Now let us observe this galaxy far away. It does not do what it should according to our equations. Our equations are accurate so how can this be? Well they do work if we insert 95% of mystical stuff into the the universe Good that is solved then.
- Tagbert 2y agoThat is the combination of observations and the mathematical theory to explain the observations.