Fig. 7.20 Dark Matter |



| I don't understand it, Bill! Why is it that the horsies on the outside orbit as fast as the buggies on the inside? |
| Uh duh! Did you ever consider that they could be interconnected, Al? |

| The Theory of General Relativity has already been falsified by several observations. One of these is that stars at the outer edge of a galaxy orbit about as fast as those near the center. This phenomenon cannot be described or modeled with relativity’s field equations. Rather than discard GR as required by the scientific method, the mathematicians postulated yet another ad hoc (and conveniently unverifiable) variable they call ‘dark matter’, a ‘mass’ -- a concept -- that makes the equations come out right. This miraculous ‘substance’ is self-servingly transparent (because it does not mask stars in the background) and very heavy for no reason other than to prevent anyone from falsifying relativity in the short run. It is also for this reason that dark matter is |
| not white or red.This would have been too easy to detect, and research funds would have dried up quickly. By making dark matter conveniently 'dark' and mysterious, the 'researchers' are able to justify funding for years to come. Now all that the astronomers have to do to win a Nobel is discover what the mainstream has decreed is a necessity. In a nutshell, the mathematicians believe that the luminous stuff (stars, galaxies, gases) we see with our telescopes only constitutes 4% of all the matter in the Universe. The rest consists of invisible dark matter (23%) and mysterious dark energy (73%). And then, of course, we should not forget that the whole of space within which all this matter sits is also made of particles. The only things which are not made of particles are black holes. They are 100% 'mass.' The mathematicians are looking for those too. I mean, they have already found those too. Contrast this with photons, which have 0 mass and 0 size, which miraculously we can see as well. That's the state of the relativistic universe in a nutshell for you. |


| This dark matter stuff smells like poppycock, and it sure looks like Dodo shit to me! |
| I think that we have finally found the dark matter we have been searching for all these years! |
| Since they couldn't explain it with black holes, they invented dark matter |
| Adapted for the Internet from: Why God Doesn't Exist |
| E. Lerner, The Big Bang Never Happened, Vintage (1992). E. Wright, Errors in the ' The Big Bang Never Happened', (1997-2003). E. Lerner, Dr. Wright is Wrong, The Big Bang Never Happened (2007). |


| Relativists are a bunch of Dodo Birds! I suspect that they will soon become extinct! |