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A few centuries ago, mankind knew nothing about many types of matter and
energy which we now understand, and which have given us great powers, for good or bad. So, at this time we know very little about dark matter and energy and models about them are necessarily simple- but, isn't it likely that they are actually very complex in structure and that when we do understand them better we'll gain immense new powers? I should think science fiction writers could have a field day speculating on this- are they doing so? I haven't read sci fi in decades so I don't know what the best are doing. Just fantasizing, but I can imagine future being very impacted by better understand of this stuff and not just the science of astronomy. -- ************* Joe Zorzin |
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