[yesthatjallen]

I was referring to the 'real' dark matter.

The dark matter you can't see or feel but holds the universe together (at least in theory).

[treetopsandroofs]

I understood that, was just having some fun.

I tried to like the show, figured someone else here might have made the connection.

Apologies for wasting your time.

[A Navy Vet]

"The dark matter you can't see or feel but holds the universe together (at least in theory)."

That's always the problem with current physics theorists. It's all math and their own minds. These brilliant minds actually believe they can figure out the Universe. The main question they can't figure out is how did that super-heated mass the size of a basketball come into existence? Yes, I know they've done the expansion math backwards, so they are probably right about the Big Bang. Did if just poof into existence?

I have NO math background and could be entirely wrong, but my senses tell me certain physics are correct and others are just theories. Why cannot the best minds on Earth explain what gravity is?