Dark matter is still a strong theory, but I think this solved the problem of where the rest of the baryonic matter is.
Maybe?
I'm not sure dark matter is a theory at all, just a catch-all term for "where the fuck is all this gravity coming from?"
Dark matter is still a strong theory, but I think this solved the problem of where the rest of the baryonic matter is.
Maybe?
Most of the universe is made up of dark energy, not matter.Nope. These filaments are gaseous in nature. Basically normal matter, just hard to detect due to how spread out it is. Dark matter, however is hard to detect because it doesnt interact with the electromagnetic spectrum or with any normal (baryonic) matter, the only way it interacts that we've been able to measure is through gravity.
The idea that most of the universe is made up of dark matter probably needs to be revisited
Make sense?
Ok, Asa.Most of the universe is made up of dark energy, not matter.
Seemed kinda central to your argument, and there is a HUGE difference...Ok, Asa.
It's not central to my argument because I don't have an argument. I'm not debating here, I'm talking about something and stating that I'm not sure of the facts.Seemed kinda central to your argument, and there is a HUGE difference...
Mass-energy isn't even a thing, so now you're just being silly. As you'll recall, e=mc2. The vast majority of the mass, or energy, of the universe is classified as Dark Energy.It's not central to my argument because I don't have an argument. I'm not debating here, I'm talking about something and stating that I'm not sure of the facts.
There is a huge difference here, but I've been talking about matter, aka mass. Dark matter makes up most of the mass of the universe according to current thought. Dark energy makes up most of the energy content of the universe. Together the two make up most of the mass-energy content of the universe.
If you're gonna be pedantic, actually be pedantic
You can't call them bad terms when we have no idea what any of it is!they're bad terms for what they describe
dark matter = "where the fuck is all this extra gravity coming from??"
dark energy = "why the hell are things moving so goddamn fast??"
DM may not be matter at all and DE may not be energy at all. DM might be primordial black holes, DE might just be a function of the universe making more of itself
Mass-energy is the common term for what I am describing. It is all over wikipedia and numerous other sites.Mass-energy isn't even a thing, so now you're just being silly. As you'll recall, e=mc2. The vast majority of the mass, or energy, of the universe is classified as Dark Energy.
You can't call them bad terms when we have no idea what any of it is!
They are interchangeable, hence the formula.Mass-energy is the common term for what I am describing. It is all over wikipedia and numerous other sites.
Mass is not energy. Mass can be turned into energy. The two are not the same, though.
Oh fucking yeah they're interchangable! Just the other day I was figuring the mass of a system by measuring the amount of energy within it!They are interchangeable, hence the formula.