Dark matter is light
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Today I was having a walk while smoking a joint when the idea occured to me: Dark matter is light. As simply as that. Radiated by the galaxy, its contribution to bend the gravitational field is huge because of the immense volume. I was happy to realise this, and I wondered if someone had thought it first. Making a google search I found:
https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/4800/could-light-be-dark-matter
Some dude had the idea first 7 years ago, and he was mocked. But I know he's right!
http://milesmathis.com/charlight.pdf
There is this crazy physicist, Miles Mathis, who said the same in 2019, nobody took him seriously just because of his funny prose
https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202012.0680/v1
The academia first started to study this less than a year ago.
I just can't help smiling thinking of all the media telling soon: Guess what? Dark matter is light! Amazing!
That's it, folks, thanks for reading. Have a nice day
https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/4800/could-light-be-dark-matter
Some dude had the idea first 7 years ago, and he was mocked. But I know he's right!
http://milesmathis.com/charlight.pdf
There is this crazy physicist, Miles Mathis, who said the same in 2019, nobody took him seriously just because of his funny prose
https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202012.0680/v1
The academia first started to study this less than a year ago.
I just can't help smiling thinking of all the media telling soon: Guess what? Dark matter is light! Amazing!
That's it, folks, thanks for reading. Have a nice day