Comments on: XMM-Newton Discovers Part of Missing Matter in the Universe

By: Tissa Perera

Tissa Perera — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 19:37:38 +0000

At the rate they are discovering dark matter, we should end up 99.999999% of the universe is made of dark matter. This is exactly what I have calculated and show to be the case. But there is a little trick
to create dark matter. For a hint see my web site at
cosmicdarkmatter.com

By: alphonso richardson

alphonso richardson — Fri, 09 May 2008 13:01:47 +0000

Blimey. That means close to 98-99% of matter in the Universe we can't find, never mind see!
That's depressing

By: Chuck Lam

Chuck Lam — Thu, 08 May 2008 00:11:14 +0000

Hmm . . . could it be that dark energy (72%)evolves into dark matter (23%) which might evolve into visible matter. Maybe the big bang singularity theory is nothing more than dark energy morphing into visible matter over some time-scale other than an explosive nano-second event. Does this scenario clash. with known expansion or any physical laws? This might explain the existance of blue-shifted galaxies and the chaotic directions the galaxies appear to move. And just maybe the universe is infinate and we might be inside a sphere defined by our ability to see no more than, say, .99% red-shift distance from earth. We may be the tiniest of tiny specks in an unimaginably huge void. Occum's razor comes to mind.

By: Angi_el

Angi_el — Tue, 06 May 2008 20:34:13 +0000

Queria dejar un comentario, la pÃ¡gina esta muy interesante y es preciosa y con respecto a este artÃculo, impresionante foto, energy !!! El Universo es fascinante y Nosotros al aldo de Ã©l un simple Ã¡tomo!!! jejejjeeeee…Me gusta mucho la pÃ¡gina, gracias, seguirÃ© visitÃ¡ndola, aunque tengo doficultad por el idioma, pero algo entiendo Paz y Amor Universal!!!