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Free Natural Philosopher & Comparative Mythologist
Why didn't you mention the observed galactic rotation curve and it's inconsistency with Kepler's 2nd law in the first place, as I had no idea what you were talking about initially?
I didn´t because it wasn´t my prime focus and point. It was you who twisted my comments above about the mythical and modern explanation of the creation of the Solar System and turned these to deal with gravity matters. My point was to deal with "science v. religion" in order to compare modern and ancient understanding of the creation in generally. (NOT the creationists approach!)
It was in this connection i wrote:
The Solar System is an integrated part of the Milky Way formation and rotation, but this fact is completely overlooked in modern theories of the Solar System formation.
Modern science does not specifically include the formation of the Solar System in its theories and this is a huge cosmological problem in several ways. In many mythical cultural explanations of the creation, the Solar system IS included in the formational processes of the Milky Way, which is why the mythical explanation of the creation is more logical than those of modern science.
You replied:
The fact that the rotation curve is flat is 'explained' by one of two possible competing theories, one is the existence of Dark Matter the other is Emergent gravity, the latter is more favourable since it does not require exotic non interacting particles we can't directly detect, although the explanation gets a little technical in the article. (This is the second time I have posted this link on Emergent Gravity, on this forum since I joined last week, I suggest everyone has a look at it, who has any interest in the subject.)
This is exactly one of the main problems: As our Solar Systems is an integrated part of the galactic rotation - as all the other stars in the galactic flat curve - modern science have to accept the fact that gravity doesn´t work as assumed in modern cosmology.
If finding "dark matter" in the galaxy, cosmologists still have to explain how the orbital motions in our Solar System works different from the galactic rotation which demands "dark matter" or "Emergent Gravity". This is an insolvable problem which never will go away if not thinking outside the Standard Cosmology boxes.
I tell you what isn't responsible for the flat rotation curve of the galaxy, magical thinking or some sentient entity.
Funny you should mention this I take "dark matter" as just that: Magical thinking! - and I too don´t believe in "divine entities"
Ancient Myths of Creation states that: Everything in our Milky Way galaxy is primarily formed in the center of the Milky Way and left the center out via the galactic bars and further out in the galactic arms in a pattern which can be illustrated as a rotating two arm garden sprinkler.
This formational process gives you the observed flat galactic rotation pattern - and at the same time it provides the correct cosmological explanation of the Solar System formation. With this explanation, derived and deduced from ancient myths and illustrated by a modern scientific image of the Milky Way, you don´t need "dark matter" or other metaphysical inventions.
My conclusion in this matter is:
Ancient myths of creation of the Milky Way and the Solar System explains far better and more logical the process of the cosmic formation in our local part of the Universe.
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