Dark matter may be just an illusion.

reply to post by NorEaster


I guess so.

Dark matter would be like currents in the ocean, while dark energy is the ocean it self. While black holes could be whirlpools, except they suck in everything, and break it down to little bits, and spit it out. So black holes are pretty much inside an out whirlpools, cause anything that lucky to survive a whirlpool, goes back to the surface...That is if it lucky enough to survive the crash at the bottom of the sea bed.

Space would be an a weird upside down ocean then, since there is no down, while whirlpools, gravity,electricity, all go towards the earth, which is our definition of down.

Really it stupid analogy...Stupid enough it might work.

What if the apparent vastness of space and the 95% "missing mass" are both illusions? Scientists have recently postulated that we exist inside of a black hole... what if that were true? If you can imagine our galaxy being enclosed in a black hole, we would be in a state of gravitational lensing that makes the rest of the universe look extremely distant and remote... like looking through binoculars backwards. (This could be a novel form of control... makes exploring the universe look impossible based on its scale alone... alien bastards...)