/sci/ - Science & Math

Your move physicists.

Because that's the only way Einstein could make his math work out.

>>4373522

If dark matter/energy makes up 80% of the universe, why haven't we found any yet? What makes it different from normal matter/energy?

Okay, okay, okay, what if
what if we're already in it? Or in a virtual reality WITHIN a virtual reality? And what if the new virtual reality recurses us back to the original reality?

>>3947107
>physicists
>laughing at someone
Fuck off

> physicists

We're inside a black hole but the gravitational pull of objects on the other side of the event horizon still affects us.

It's quite possible

Lets talk about Dark-Matter for a moment. In my opinion this is the most obtuse and self-righteous idea EVER to have come out of a physicists mouth, and be widely accepted.
Show me ONE, just ONE, reason that dark matter should exist other than faulty calculations. A false assumption at some stage of the theory has led the calculations a-stray, and this stubborn adherence to the dogma of established laws and rules, has yielded an absurd conclusion where an invisible, intangible and all pervasive substance is "obviously" wreaking havoc on the laws of physics. Bah!
Now you're doing math like a physicist!
Just as a devout person will see evidence for thier beief all around them, a physicist looking for the effect of "Dark-Matter" will undoubtedly find them. This can be compared to the "Luminiferous aether", which was striclty adhered to, and held firm, until it was catagorically disproved, by none other than one of it's strongest proponents.

I have only one more thing to say about "Dark-Matter":
Occams Razor. The hypothesis that makes the fewest new assumptions, when the other hypotheses are equal in other respects, is the generally the correct one.
In this case, our calculations are incorrect.

If anyone knows more on the subjuect, or would like to prove me wrong, I would love you to.

>>3378111
http://mathoverflow.net/
http://physicsforums.com/>>3378111

what ever happened to troll physics?

too much chemistry here

>>3280224
and there are an equal number of issues and problems in the same article...
Other than astronomers, who believes in dark matter... (pic related)

>mfw dark matter

contributing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGpoEPcmOK4

>>3089339

something that allows me a..
Yearly Income: 300k+

>>2999462
dunno bout math but physics sure has