>85% of matter is unaccounted for in the universe
>"ackkshually guys it's a thing called DARK matter, dark because we haven't actually seen it, because, well, you can't see it. It definitely exists though."
>"No, we haven't measured it, you can't measure it either, you just can't, it's DARK matter you see, it's not like normal matter, it doesn't interact with any of the forces we know of, that's why we call it DARK matter, but it's also everywhere at the same time. haha yeah mystery I guess."
The absolute state of physicists. Why can't they just admit they don't know or that they got it wrong first time around? They have to make up an entirely new, unobservable, immeasurable concept.
>"ackkshually guys it's a thing called DARK matter, dark because we haven't actually seen it, because, well, you can't see it. It definitely exists though."
>"No, we haven't measured it, you can't measure it either, you just can't, it's DARK matter you see, it's not like normal matter, it doesn't interact with any of the forces we know of, that's why we call it DARK matter, but it's also everywhere at the same time. haha yeah mystery I guess."
The absolute state of physicists. Why can't they just admit they don't know or that they got it wrong first time around? They have to make up an entirely new, unobservable, immeasurable concept.
