reply to post by TheUniverse
I know how major universities and research works, obviously funding is essential though I also know how obsessive and serious about their work most,
especially top scientists are with regards to their work and proving or disproving theories.
Calling science a religion is silly as there are so many branches of science, many Universities, many scientists with varying ideas, trying to reach
the truth on theories and all matters universal.
MSM reports with any validity are from reputable scientific publications where the content is scrutinised by reputable societies before going public
with findings.
Some people choose to believe anything they hear, be it gov, MSM, tv or wherever, that is another matter.
We are talking real scientific research from VARIOUS researchers and scientists worldwide who have come to the same findings utilising various methods
to confirm that dark energy exists.
While there are more things yet to be realised about the fabric of the Universe, this is something which at least relevant and will be part of the
realisations of further knowledge.
There could also be, and most probably is, far more known to science that isn't filtered from MSM, and probably a good thing, as, as we often see
here on ATS, there are so many people willing to jump to conclusions at the drop of a hat. One mention of a word which could have more than one
meaning, and some people are all to willing to take it out of context and make any number of assumptions about it then creating nonsense threads about
it and scaremongering etc for attention. The world doesn't need such reactions.