We do not understand how it can exist': Astronomers baffled by 'almost invisible' dwarf galaxy that upends a dark matter theory

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Astronomers have discovered a super diffuse dwarf galaxy, named Nube, which gives off barely any visible light and seemingly defies explanation.

We do not understand how it can exist': Astronomers baffled by 'almost invisible' dwarf galaxy that upends a dark matter theory : Read more

 

[Giovani]

Astronomers have discovered a super diffuse dwarf galaxy, named Nube, which gives off barely any visible light and seemingly defies explanation.

We do not understand how it can exist': Astronomers baffled by 'almost invisible' dwarf galaxy that upends a dark matter theory : Read more

It appears the nature of physics is not confined to our portion of space. The thoughts concerning differing structures of matter and space/time is nothing short of a holy grail in knowledge and existence.
Imagine entropy not existing in these areas of space. Time as we know it doesn't exist. All of creation hosts varying dimensions and physics within a shared continuum.
Areas not hosting dark matter/energy, or any recognizable entropy or degeneration is fascinating. Just about anything is a possibility within the scientific realm of reason.

 

[ManicSidski]

Another example of Dark Matter not existing. Time and time again they've searched and found nothing. Sure there are forces we don't understand at work, but that's just it forces, NOT MATTER. I feel a fifth force may answer a lot of those unknowns and it simply is time to stop trying to sell the dead horse known as dark matter and come up with something new.

 

[Inasha]

It seems the dwarfing-galaxy is our Universe in the inverse