Status of the Big Bang Cosmology

On Wednesday, April 16, 2014 5:25:34 AM UTC-4, Phillip Helbig---undress to reply wrote:

But in the case of MACHOs, obervations were done which would have

detected a significant population, if such a population did exist.

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Those research scientists without a hidden
or overt agenda will inform Helbig that a
significant population of MACHOs was found.

Those who actually do microlensing research
argue about the size of the MACHO population,
its composition, and its potential contribution
to the DM.

Few objective scientists would try to tell us
that it has been empirically demonstrated that
MACHOs do not exist.

If our assumptions about galactic models, DM
spatial distributions, DM velocity distributions,
etc., contain errors or unexpected surprises
(as is the usual case in fundamental physics)
then the MACHO candidacy might have to be
radically re-evaluated.

Compare this status with that of WIMPs:
nothing, nothing, nothing, hint-oops-nothing,
nothing, nothing, hint-oops-nothing, nothing,
nothing, nothing, nothing, hint-oops-nothing, ...