TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
All it takes is a yes or no. What's to explain, if you already did.?
Are you saying No?
No. You did not. If Dark Matter is a placeholder name, there is no evidence for it, because, you made up a name for something, for which you have not a clue what it is.
As Neil DeGrasse Tyson put it... not in these words. Dark Matter is a lousy name, since no one knows that it is actually matter.
That's like being awake and experiencing something, and not knowing what it is, but you call it a demon.
You have evidence of a phenomenon.
Is it a demon... or something else?
Are you suggesting that I don't understand what you said? I'm just confirming... you know, making doubly sure I have a clear answer.
Do you find something wrong with that? Why may I ask?
Argumentative?
Asking questions is being argumentative?
Your time has come once more to run away?
Why? Are you afraid to clash with data?
You don't tire doing this?
If I put my nose in a fight every time, and got clobbered. I'd think I would learn from those experiences.
I can only repeat myself.
We measure gravitational forces that are unaccounted for by the regular source of gravity: visible matter.
There is something, a source which currently remains unknown that is exerting those gravitational forces. We know it's there, because we can measure the gravity it exerts.
That unknown thing is labeled "dark matter".
It's just a name. Get over yourself.
Is there evidence for that thing, whatever it is? Yes. And that evidence is the manifestation of it that we can measure: the gravitational forces.
Derp-di-derp-derp.