In these articles they always talk about dark matter being more than 90% of the universe. However, they never mention that based on galaxy rotation alone, dark matter is not required to account for any more than 90% of the universe's mass. However, for many reasons, mostly aesthetic ones, cosmologists long for omega to be one, requiring the universe to be around 99% dark matter.
Too bad they don't have any artists I even remotely like... otherwise I'd go out and buy a CD from an artist on that label. I'm glad most of the music I listen to is from Europe and South America (power/progressive metal), that way I almost never have to buy RIAA-supported CDs. Thank the FSM that Blind Guardian switched off Virgin, hopefully Nuclear Blast won't be so bad about the DRM...
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In these articles they always talk about dark matter being more than 90% of the universe. However, they never mention that based on galaxy rotation alone, dark matter is not required to account for any more than 90% of the universe's mass. However, for many reasons, mostly aesthetic ones, cosmologists long for omega to be one, requiring the universe to be around 99% dark matter.
Too bad they don't have any artists I even remotely like... otherwise I'd go out and buy a CD from an artist on that label. I'm glad most of the music I listen to is from Europe and South America (power/progressive metal), that way I almost never have to buy RIAA-supported CDs. Thank the FSM that Blind Guardian switched off Virgin, hopefully Nuclear Blast won't be so bad about the DRM...