Thread: Dark Matter

Now I see.......

Originally Posted by Seraphim

Now I see.......

At least it's an improvement over replacing the whole thing with "miracle"!

From the NASA website:

Remarkably, it turns out there is five times more material in clusters of galaxies than we would expect from the galaxies and hot gas we can see. Most of the stuff in clusters of galaxies is invisible and, since these are the largest structures in the Universe held together by gravity, scientists then conclude that most of the matter in the entire Universe is invisible.

There you have it folks, from top-notch scientists themselves. The invisible pink unicorn is therefore a scientifically defendable possibility.


From Wiki:

Only about 4.6% of the mass of Universe is ordinary matter. About 23% is thought to be composed of dark matter. The remaining 72% is thought to consist of dark energy, an even stranger component, distributed diffusely in spac

Only 4.6% of the universe is possibly directly observable, yet rational thinking and the scientific method thereby preclude the existance of God?

Who's the one with the imaginary friend in the sky now?

Are you sure you were not a bullfighter in another life Seraphim?

James.

Originally Posted by Seraphim

From the NASA website:



There you have it folks, from top-notch scientists themselves. The invisible pink unicorn is therefore a scientifically defendable possibility.


From Wiki:


Only 4.6% of the universe is possibly directly observable, yet rational thinking and the scientific method thereby preclude the existance of God?

Who's the one with the imaginary friend in the sky now?

How does something that haven't explained yet be anything to do with God?
Or is God doing only 95,4% now, watching as his/her percentages go low?
He surely misses those days when the earth was flat

Originally Posted by Seraphim

There you have it folks, from top-notch scientists themselves. The invisible pink unicorn is therefore a scientifically defendable possibility.

It's comforting to know that God is at least as likely as an invisible pink unicorn. I'm glad we can establish that much!