Dark matter discovered
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No.
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Soldato
I'm gonna go ahead and say no....
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Sigh.
a question..
why would it cause big bang 2?
dark matter isn't something destructive like anti matter and hasn't got much to do with the big bang theories. Other than there is more gravitation in the galaxy other than there should be.
Oh and source of info. Seeing as it is not visible how did they find it?
why would it cause big bang 2?
dark matter isn't something destructive like anti matter and hasn't got much to do with the big bang theories. Other than there is more gravitation in the galaxy other than there should be.
Oh and source of info. Seeing as it is not visible how did they find it?
Soldato
I doubt something as mere a human intervention could cause a second big bang. Still, wonder how they came across it.
It had an influence towards our cosmic evolution.
Soldato
You are assuming there has only been 1 so far . . . .
No.
The Big Bang - Nothing exploded and became something.
Soldato
Oh hey look, another thread "about" something that I read in the news hours ago. I say "about", I mean, some text copy and pasted from the article.
You are assuming there has only been 1 so far . . . .
No.
The Big Bang - Nothing exploded and became something.
so you suggesting there have been muilt big bangs expansion and then contraction etc...?
yes due to gravitation, so the debris from the big bang wasn't spread out all over the shop, but clumped together. As far as I am aware it had nothing to do with the big bang or what caused it. so how would it now suddenly cause a 2nd big bang.
what mechanism or even theory links dark matter to the creation of a big bang.
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Man of Honour
It would be nice to hear from some who have knowledge about this sort of thing instead of idiots who just want to **** you.
Could be the start of a good thread.
Soldato
I'm going to go ahead and post something interesting here.
According to the above, scientists have been using Dark Matter as a "Balance" for the missing mass of the universe and more often than not to do with gravity.
Basicaly this discovery means that a, it is no longer a hypothetical "something" that drives the universe but a deffinitite "thing".
Basicaly it's a scientific break through that could change, or at least solidify, our understanding of the creation of galaxies and how the universe as a whole works.
Also to answere Mats question after a few minutes of research no, it would not cause a Big Bang, Dark Matter is not some kind of super destructive galaxy creating substance, it's just matter.
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There are a few methods of detecting it. Think they all need to be housed quite deep below the earths surface.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulby_Mine
+1 of source. Very interested in this subject.
Soldato
Just read the page on the BBC news website. At least that contains some real info / science.
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No, but it is completely possible. I am just making a point. They reackon it could have happened countless times. I am just saying do not discount it.
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