Dark Matter

[beenzo]

cmon folks. it definitely appears to be something, but there's no need to jump to conclusions

[JasonOrozco1998]

i guess mankind has seen everything in the universe

[slayerkid0196]

What is this...you cannot see dark matter... dark matter is just a phrase astronomers use to define "emptiness", as in no atoms, molecules, chemicals, elements, no light no sound no visibility no nothing. It is still to be discovered how all this works..it actually scares me sometimes...the wide wide universe out there.

[Iride1080s247]

This is incorrect

[slayerkid0196]

Nope, it's true. Dark matter is just radiation.

[vastariner]

It's so dark, it's like how much more dark can it be? And the answer is...none.

[nopushbutton]

Dark Matter isn't radiation. If it was normal radiation, we'd be able to detect, or "see" it.

Radiation is not the same as "emptiness," and Dark Matter is not empty. It is mass that is unaccounted for, interacting with normal matter and radiation only through gravity.

It is something which we have yet to understand the true nature of.

[nopushbutton]

Let me rephrase that. We can detect it, but It is not detectable as radiation. We detect it by its gravitational effects.

[9hello123]

@slayerkid0196 No its not. Dark matter is something that doesn't interact with photons.

[Cartuner25]

ISn't it believed that some type of astroid with dark matter landed in a remote area and exploded?

[freshjives3]

wat is tat like some computer art or what

[boredman443]

basically the webpage describes a theory and then proves it wrong

interesting but not very useful

looks wicked though

the theory was that dark matter doesnt exist and the prior proof could be explained by gravity modification on a large scale. however, this video illustrates that these claims are irrelevant so its actually quite pointless that this is here

the two figures in the video is the bullet cluster coliding. asthey colide, the normal matter is swept away and the dark matter left

[boredman443]

-ran out of room-

this proves dark matter because when the dark matter was left alone it still had a gravitational field.

i think this is an accurate sumary. correct me if im wrong please

[preston9219]

yeah ur right the dark matter is there we just cant see it but it still effects gravity or some thing like that right?

[boredman443]

precisely

[WILLZE]

what is that. from hubble or.......

[FordFusion2006]

i dont have time to read all that at that website. just give me a summary.