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originally posted by: ClovenSky
a reply to: ErosA433
I wonder, what were the large hadron colliders created to detect? When were they first operational? 2008?
Have they proven or even detected dark matter yet? No? Now they are starting a massive 21 billion dollar upgrade to increase the platform...something about luminosity and them stating the previous build just wasn't big enough for the results they were looking for? Very curious.
originally posted by: booyakasha
originally posted by: ErosA433
a reply to: booyakasha
You are speaking to someone in Particle Physics research who built (among others in a collaboration) one of the current largest dark matter searches. So i know what we know, what we dont know etc, but my point was, your call for it to be simple 'bs' is extremely short sighted and if all you will do is post youtube videos at me, then, that is quite unfortunate.
You speak as though the Dark Matter solution was simple accepted, with no evidence... that isn't the history, and that isn't what happened either.
no I'm not saying it was simply accepted with no evidence. I'm saying the evidence that it is wrong far out weighs the evidence that it is correct.
They have been looking for dark matter for 85 years. They have found nothing. There is absolutely no need for dark matter when you understand Birkeland currents.
Sorry again for just posting videos from youtube, but i'd rather source my information and give visuals because people seem to learn better that way.
This is short 7 minute video that debunks dark matter and the scientists that have been looking for it for 85 years.
originally posted by: ClovenSky
a reply to: ErosA433
I wonder, what were the large hadron colliders created to detect? When were they first operational? 2008?
Have they proven or even detected dark matter yet? No? Now they are starting a massive 21 billion dollar upgrade to increase the platform...something about luminosity and them stating the previous build just wasn't big enough for the results they were looking for? Very curious.
originally posted by: ErosA433
a reply to: Hyperboles
Citation required... lets look at the data.
There are secret patents and the public can't see them, so yes the information in those secret patents is hidden.
originally posted by: slick1069
Not to mention their is a compelling case to be made that their is an area of applied science and research to technology that Government is hiding from all of us.
But wait...you were just talking about the government hiding things from us which no doubt they are in secret patents. But, those supposedly game-changing patents are not hidden, they are not secret like the other ~5000 or so secret patents, why not?
So in looking at these navy patents It's possible to use the electromagnetic force reduce the mass of an object.
I came across some supplemental documents in the USPTO’s databases that seem to imply that Navy leadership knows that these technologies are actually feasible – or that they want us or someone else to think that they are.
"we" have not seen this. I have heard this claim many times but the latest "star" making similar claims, David Fravor, didn't think of flipping the switch on his helmet to turn on his camera. Then he talks about a video made later that he thinks might be the object but it doesn't do anything like what he says.
Of course we have seen these amazing manipulations of inertia and gravity when we see UFO's doing high speed right angle turns or going from zero to 10 thousand MPH, or just plain hovering.
originally posted by: slick1069
a reply to: moebius
I would respond to your statement by saying those who understand Our universe the best are not necessarily MIT graduates And Anyone Objective person regardless of formal education knows that we are not even close to a complete understanding of the universe and though we can proclaim that what why know so far isn't wrong one thing is certain it's at best incomplete.
originally posted by: Hyperboles
Its 2020 and for the most part our understanding of Gravity is Still primitive. Nothing can bend space so gravity is not result of bent space.
At the conference, Strömgren detailed what was known about the temperature, density and chemical composition of the Sun, and challenged the physicists to come up with an explanation. Gamow and Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker had proposed in a 1937 paper that the Sun's energy was the result of a proton–proton chain reaction:[55][56]
But this did not account for the observation of elements heavier than helium. By the end of the conference, Bethe, working in collaboration with Charles Critchfield, had come up with a series of subsequent nuclear reactions that explained how the Sun shines:[57]
You're looking for evidence of what exactly?
originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: ErosA433
Where is the evidence?
Where there are concentrations of gravity, like in galaxies, gravity is not powerless against the expansion, gravity does seem to be overpowering the tendency for expansion on galactic scales, because galaxies and even galaxy clusters don't seem to be expanding.
Gravity seems powerless within the expansion physics of the universe, that is, if we are truly expanding. F###ck.