“Why do scientists continue to believe dark matter when there is no proof of it’s existence. Clinging to the big bang theory demands it, that’s why”
I don’t think you understand what Dark matter is. It has nothing much to do with the Big Bang.
It also has a rather simple but boring explanation that is looking more and more to be true.
There are four forces: gravity, electromagnetism, strong force, weak force.
* Matter interacts with all four
* Energy (photons) interact with all but the strong force
* Neutrinos interact with only gravity and the weak force
* Dark matter interacts with only gravity
Dark matter is just the soup of particles floating in the universe that have a very limited path to interacting with everything else.
Interesting explanation; thanks for laying it out.
But that then begs the question ‘What does dark energy interact with?’ Nuthin?