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20190911 Big Bang Theory wastes tax dollars on the search for nonexistent “Dark
Energy”
The
atom interferometer. Credit: Imperial College London
“Dark Energy”
supposedly drives the universal expansion assumed in the Big Bang Theory. Only
one problem for researchers looking for this particular Big Bang ghost:
“energy” does not exist. Energy is a calculation; energy neither exists nor
occurs. Energy is a matter-motion term we use to describe matter and motion. The
E=mc2
calculation requires a
material carrier for it to be valid. If m=0, then E=0. That is why matterless
motion is impossible and energy cannot exist. What does exist is the material
carrier and what does occur is its motion. But there is no material carrier for
Dark Energy. It is not the well-established “Dark Matter,” which is the
decelerated aether that surrounds all baryonic matter as a result of
gravitation.[1]
Failing to
find a particle for their phony Dark Energy, regressives now hypothesize an
equally mysterious “Fifth Force.” This they mistreat in the same way as “energy.”
Force gets to be some magical matterless ghost pushing things around. Those pushes
require a material pusher. They will never find that either because the
universe is not expanding (unless you believed in Einstein’s matterless
particles with perpetual motion).
Despite all
the public money wasted on the search for nonexistent Dark Energy, the whole brouhaha
serves as a great example of the importance of proper
theory. It is only the tip of the monetary iceberg engendered by the ridiculous
Big Bang Theory and its genuflecting to the religious idea the universe had a beginning. It is
time we put a stop to it.
1 comment:
From Rudy:
"When you say it is time we put a stop to it, i could only say: AMEN with that!"
Right on Rudy!
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