Einstein objected to black holes, but there is one in every galaxy. I wonder what he would say if he was still around to witness them?
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Dark matter, because the research to find dark matter has sucked up most of funds for research for years! And have found nothing! It should have gone to research SuperNova's. Or SO!🤗
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Dark matter cause it was never predicted and what it's made of is not known
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Wormholes have never been detected and even the theory is controversial.
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Wormholes were a prediction made by Einstein and Rosen in their ER papers. It stems from special relativity's time dilation. It was predicted to occur when mass accelerates up to the speed of light. Time and distance become zero. It's as if space was folded making two distant points the same. Like taking a step forward from one point and instantly appearing at the other point somewhere else in the universe. The EPR thought experiment is what led to quantum entanglement's instant action at any distance. This is because light when it travels at c doesn't experience distance or time. So the light information between a pair of twin light particles they theorized could travel the entire width of the universe in a quantum instant, hence the instant action at any distance. The answer is dark matter. It was never predicted. Plus, there is no experiment(s) that indicate what dark matter is or if it even exists. For all we know it could be a tiny error in the field equations of gravity and motion that doesn't show up until mass becomes extremely large like a star or satellite galaxy. Dark matter is the only one in the list that is an unknown. Astrophysicists and astronomers still have no idea what's causing the unexplained rapid orbital motion of stars and satellite galaxies. The only indication that something is not right with their equations is because of the unexpected motion and trajectory of large bodies like stars and satellite galaxies. Yet, some stars in galaxies don't appear to be affected. Dark matter doesn't explain why the stars and satellite galaxies traveling at more than 1 million miles per hour have not been flung out into deep space. Clearly traveling that fast they would have reached an escape velocity being so far from the barycenter of the galaxy's mass. A dark matter halo would have forced them out of the galaxy by now. Also dark matter doesn't seem to affect the motion of planets and other small bodies. So dark matter appears to be selective on what it affects and what it does not. I believe I came up with a solution that would explain all the observations, including why it affects some bodies but not others. I published several books in 2021 explaining all this in more detail. The solution to dark matter and gravity explains everything, including why space expands exponentially with distance away from us in every direction. Take it from me, I've been studying dark matter, gravity and dark energy since 2004, for almost 20 years now.
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How your pick gonna be gravity 😆🤣😂😹, never heard of the stuff or what s
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You can not say dark matter is known... it's something completely unknown that they just slapped the term dark matter on... giving the illusion they know what it is
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Matter
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