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Cities seen from space at night
1. New York City, USA
2. São Paulo, Brazil
3. London, England
4. Tokyo, Japan
5. Paris, France
6. Mumbai, India
7. Los Angeles, USA
8. Entirety of South Korea
9. Shanghai, China...
Every Test That Rules Between Dark Matter and Modified Gravity Fails Because Both Fit the Same Data
Dark matter and modified gravity are competing theories, and the evidence favors one
That is the framing on both sides. Two rivals, one growing pile of observations, a winner emerging.
They are not competing on most of the evidence, b...
Kepler Was Built to Watch 150,000 Stars Dim, and Everything Else It Found Came Out of the Same Photometry
Kepler was a planet-finder that also happened to do other astronomy
That is the framing. A specialized instrument with a primary job, plus a scattering of unrelated bonus discoveries filed under serendipity.
One measurement, repeated...
Dark Matter Was Inferred From Motion, Not Detected, and the Mass of the Particle Is Still Unknown
Dark matter is a particle physicists have found and are now measuring
That is the version most people carry. Something discovered, something characterized, something with properties on file.
Everything on file was measured on the...
Swap the Sun for a Black Hole and Earth's Orbit Does Not Change
Black holes pull things in, and given enough time they will pull in everything
That is the claim. Distance is a countdown, mass is an appetite, and the only variable is how long you have.
Every black hole ever observed was observe...
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