Dark Matter Measurements
ksp0704 writes: "According to this article at space.com, scientists have finally measured the approximately 90% of the universe we can't see (the dark matter)." I'm sure it will continue to be a topic of debate for years, but two independent measurements agreeing is a good sign.
All the "normal stuff" is thought to have been made in two steps, one occurring when the universe was roughly three minutes old, and the other some 300,000 years later.
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See? Even "God" needs to get it in production, then issue a revision some time later before it's really running right.
(P.S.- My first thought was of "Dork Matter", but then I saw the StarWars DVD ad on the page. *sigh* Too easy...)
Soko
"Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm." - Anonymous
Scientists can measure ALL the dark matter in the universe, but can't build a fortune-telling weight machine that can get my weight right.
Pfft.
-Kasreyn
Kasreyn: Cheerfully playing the part of Devil's Advocate to hairtrigger
Dark matter is the packing material the Universe came in...
No theory of everything could ever be complete without allowing for this.
Our creator, CP violation
that art in the Kobayashi Maskawa Matrix
Hallowed be its complex phase factor.
Thy matter over antimatter come.
Thy asymmetry come on earth
as it is in heaven.
Give us today our baryon stablity.
Forgive us our entropy as
we forgive the entropy of others.
Leds us not into symmetry but
deliver us from annilahation.
For thine is the matter and the power and energy for ever.
Amen.