Dark Matter/Dark Energy

Hannah – I too would like to know what the Universal Model’s specific stance on this is as well. I can deduce what it may be. First, the Universal Model is most interested in observable evidence through experiments using a universal scientific method which they discuss in the first couple of chapters of Volume 1. Can we observe Dark Matter and Dark Energy? I think the way you formulated your question answers that, “supposedly makes up most of the Universe.” Until it is proven through observation or scientific experimentation then it will remain what it is; a theory.

Volume 3 of the UM, the Universe System, may discuss this in more detail if it is a significant pseudo-theory, a theory taught as fact. I don’t know maybe one of the editors can shed some light on whether it will be discussed in Volume 3.

Thanks for the above link! I am excited to see what is coming later in the series of books. I just finished the first one online and loved every page of it. Can’t wait for the other 2!!

Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Black Holes, mathematical fantasies, an expanding universe, and such are ad hoc patches made on the standard cosmological model. They couldn’t understand why galaxies don’t fly apart and why a galaxies rotational speed is different than what theory says they should be. So they had to create patches to satisfy their theory.

In reality there are no such things as black holes, dark matter, dark energy and escapes into mathematical fantasies. Instead of a gravity centric universe it is instead electricity centric. Electricity is thousands of times greater than gravity. Birkeland currents, electric arcs, and other explanations of the Electric Universe explain reality much better. In my humble opinion, of course. 🙂