Finally.
While the divisions of fractions do add up to 100%, given both NASA & ESA, the latest publication or data release 2013 comes from observations of the Planck spacecraft, hence from ESA, not from NASA, however they do work together in the Planck mission.
The point being, the image of the CMBR (Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation), show mapping of relic temperatures of the early universe, in what the Big Bang (most recent) model referred to this event in the BB timeline as the
Recombination Epoch that started around 377-378,000 years after the Big Bang (start of expansion of the universe).
What happened here in this Recombination Epoch was that ionized atomic nuclei bonded with electrons for the first time when the the universe was cool enough to form electrical neutral atoms (hydrogen being the most abundant, followed by helium and then lithium, the 3 lightest elements to exist).
The result of such bonding between elements’ nuclei resulted in two other major events:
- the opaque plasma universe (pre-Recombination eras) became transparent universe,
- and the decoupling of photons from the nuclei, where the photons can travel freely in space.
The decoupling of photons at this period, occurred throughout the universe, is known as the
Surface of Last Scattering, is what the image of CMBR is, the energy/temperature release during this photon decoupling.
Both WMAP & Planck provide the distributions of the universe’s masses. That’s where percentages come from, calculations based on the CMBR observations.
Yes, of course these 3 percentages of masses in the observable universe, do add up to 100%, but they only pertained to the percentages of masses, not to percentages of “scientific knowledge”, interchangeably or synonymously, which you and paarsurrey were saying, which is wrong.
And sciences only speak of the “Universe” in modern cosmology, as the “Observable Universe”, with no mention of god, or using Universe and God, interchangeably, as you have done, because the word “God” is heavily loaded with theology concept, and the way you link Universe and God, make every ambiguous and obscure.
You are trying to mix sciences (Natural Sciences) with religious & supernatural “God”, is mixing nature with superstitions. That’s not what sciences are doing.
Either you go with evidence-based science or go with religious belief of this imaginary god. Mixing religions and sciences together, would only cause more confusion and more complications to both science and religion.
If you want to believe in God, that’s your choice, but if you want to mix your personal belief with science, then you need evidence to support your claims, especially scientific knowledge accumulating towards or leading to 100% “realisation of God”.
Hence, my reason of asking repeated questions regarding to this percentage claim of yours.
It is really frustrating that I have to repeat my answers to your questions, and I have been honest with my answers (even if you disagree with them), only to have you repeatedly avoid mine...until now.
Why do you play this evasive cat-and-mouse game? It isn’t honest tactics, this evasion you have used.