Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
What is dark matter?
Position‹4 of 4

Dark matter does not exist

Scientists make a lot of assumptions when trying to explain the universe through missing matter. Scientists should explain the universe by modifying the theory of gravity. Others say the behavior of the universe should be explained by a godly power instead of the existence of dark matter.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. People need to explain the universe through a godly power
    People should not think of unexplainable phenomena in the universe, like the speed of start rotations and others, through missing matter or altering laws of gravity. There is a mysterious godly power keeping the universe together.
  2. Scientists need to alter the theory of gravity to explain the universe
    Scientists haven't been able to detect dark matter either through experimentation at labs or through observation in the sky or underground. Scientists should not look for hidden dark matter, but rather modify the laws of gravity to account for it.