99.999999999999999999 % Missing

I smelt fudge when they told us 90% more of the universe was needed to
keep galaxies from flying apart. That is such bad measuring its
pitifully. The amount of gravity (dark matter) that is missing I'll
relate this way. Its the amount it would take an apple to have the
Earth come to it Bert

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(G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:

I smelt fudge when they told us 90% more of the universe was needed to
keep galaxies from flying apart. That is such bad measuring its
pitifully. The amount of gravity (dark matter) that is missing I'll
relate this way. Its the amount it would take an apple to have the
Earth come to it Bert


Stick to drinking.

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"Yes, you're right of course, NB. And they get very useless very quickly.
I shall do my best to ignore them, as you wish." Painius

Phineas T Puddleduck wrote:

Daffy Ducky

In article ,
(G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:


I smelt fudge when they told us 90% more of the universe was needed to
keep galaxies from flying apart. That is such bad measuring its
pitifully. The amount of gravity (dark matter) that is missing I'll
relate this way. Its the amount it would take an apple to have the
Earth come to it Bert

Daffy ducky

Stick to drinking and I'll stick to my clueless quacking.


Translation: Help me, I want deco in my cage with me, please Captain, sir.

"We can repair them, we have the technology, to remove the alien Gray
giant anal probes from their auk clueless asses, bring in the Bookman
coffeeboy trained deprober."

Nightbat They are estimating without taking in the inverse square law
properly Sun so much more massive than the Moon,but Moon's gravity
force 2.3 times stronger. Closer makes the big difference. Stars so far
apart and those revolving very fast on the outer arms(edge) of our
galaxy tells me 90% is not enough Go figure Bert