Dark matter and dark energy

 Science Simplified: 

What Are Dark Matter and Dark Energy?

"What Are Dark Matter and Dark Energy?

"There’s something amiss in the cosmos. 

Mysterious influences seem to be stretching the universe apart and clumping stuff together in unexpected ways, 

Theism 

Belief in the existence of a god or gods, 

especially belief in one god as creator 

of the universe, 

intervening in it 

and sustaining a personal relation to his creatures.

"Mysterious influences seem to be stretching the universe apart and clumping stuff together in unexpected ways."

(Evidence doesn't mean proof but

believing in a creator is at a minimum a

rational logical position.)

and sustaining a personal relation to his creatures."

but we can’t see or touch them." 

(Well ya know?

God is spirit.

John 4:24

God is Spirit, 

and His worshipers 

must worship Him in spirit and in truth.”)

"Scientists call these influences 

dark energy and dark matter."

"Humans have studied the sky for many thousands of years, and in the last century, scientists have really started to understand how the universe moves and changes under the influence of a force called gravity. Gravity affects everything, including not only matter — a scientific term for stuff — but also light. It’s what pulls our bodies into Earth, and it also works over the vast distances between stars and galaxies."

"Gravity plays a crucial role in how galaxies form and move around. As scientists learn more about the universe, they find that much of the behavior of galaxies wouldn’t make sense unless there were a huge amount of invisible matter present — way more matter than we have yet to uncover. This invisible — or dark — matter exerts an extra gravitational pull. If it did not exist, some galaxies would fly apart, and some wouldn’t have formed at all."

"We call it “dark” because we can’t see it. Unlike visible matter (matter we can see, including stars, planets, water, etc.), it doesn’t appear to release or absorb light, or interact with other matter except through gravity. We know where it should be, but nothing is there when we look. It’s like seeing ripples in a pond, but not being able to see what caused them."

(Well I wonder 

Just what could possibly be 

working on their creation?)

"Meanwhile, something else is driving the universe to expand faster and faster." 

(I reiterate:

"What could possibly be working on their creation?")

"The universe, as far as we can tell, has been expanding since it began 13.8 billion years ago. The space between objects is ever-increasing, as if space itself is being stretched apart like the surface of a balloon as it’s inflated. Scientists expected that the speed of this expansion would slow down with time, 

(Due to our friend gravity.)

but instead, they’ve discovered the opposite. Around five billion years ago, the universe’s expansion started to speed up. 

(That, 

the information in the DNA molecule 

and the matter antimatter asymmetry 

are but three examples 

of why it is completely logical and rational 

to believe in:

"...one god as creator 

of the universe, 

intervening in it."

Those three alone are far more evidence that there is a creator than there isn't.

Period.

With wat we know now scientifically?

There is far more evidence supporting there being a creator than there isn't.

It's not a 50/50 proposition 

as some would have you believe. 

Not anymore.

And that's for a reason.

Cause an age is coming to an end.

So why wouldn't your creator allow us to find far more evidence of him than has ever been found before?)

"We don’t know what’s causing this accelerated expansion, but we named it dark energy."

"From what scientists can tell, visible matter makes up only 5% of the universe. Dark matter and dark energy are believed to make up the other 27% and 68%, respectively. In other words, 

what we know well 

— visible matter — 

doesn’t even come close 

to explaining the nature 

of the vast majority of the universe."

And that's why I thinks its absolutely IRRATIONAL

 to think there always has to be a 

physical

materialist 

reason for everything.

There's 96% of shit

we don't see

and don't know how it works.

All of the answers to everything

don't just exist 

in the 4% we get to experience.

I think its crazy to think

that they would.

Why would all the answers we want to know about only exist in the 4% or reality we get to experience?

Makes absolutely no sense.

Always remember this.

This is what the scientist are saying:

"— visible matter — 

doesn’t even come close 

to explaining the nature 

of the vast majority

of the universe."

And I'm over here like 

Really?

Thanks.

Never knew.

Appreciate it.

(Thats sarcasm BTW)

"The universe is predominantly composed of dark energy and dark matter. Visible matter (everything we can see, including stars and planets) only makes up around 5% of the universe. Scientists are investigating the nature of the unknown 95%. 

Credit: Argonne National Laboratory

"As our telescopes, supercomputers, and other instruments get more sophisticated, 

we find more and more evidence 

that we are missing something big, 

(No shit?

Interesting.

Kind of hard to find what your looking for when you rule it out without cause from the get go, even though theism can not be ruled out even after 2000 years of people trying and there is more and more evidence of a creators intervention in their creation and I already told you why, its not an accident it serves a purpose:

"Cause an age is coming to an end.

So why wouldn't your creator 

allow us to find far more evidence of him 

than has ever been found before?

2 Peter 3:9 

“The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance.

He is making it obvious.)

"and scientists are working to understand what it might be."

(These brainiacs are ruling out the answer they are looking for 

before they even go looking.

Theism gets dismissed just because people are hostile to the idea. That's not science. If it cant be ruled out then it should still be considered and? There is evidence supporting it as well. It is not intellectually rigorous to dismiss something outright before it can be conclusively disproven, nor is it scientific.

Its faulty thinking, errant logic.

"To dismiss something 

on the basis that it hasn't been proven 

beyond all doubt 

is also fallacious reasoning."

 "we must assign value 

to any claim 

based on 

the available evidence,"

"the information in the DNA molecule,

the matter antimatter asymmetry

and the reacceleration of the universe."

There's your available evidence

that you have to assign value to.

Don't matter if you don't like it.

Tough.

Grow up.)

"Well we dont really know

but we know its not that."

Seems to be certain scientist motto.

Thats not science.

Thats fuckin horseshit.

And its flat out illogical 

as just demonstrated above.

It ignores where the evidence is pointing 

because certain scientist just don't like the concept of theism.

That's when you become an idealogue 

pushing your own faith based belief system

and stop being a scientist.

One more time:

"what we know well 

— visible matter — 

doesn’t even come close 

to explaining 

the nature 

of the vast majority 

of the universe."

And that's why I thinks its absolutely IRRATIONAL

to think there always has to be a 

physical

materialist 

explanation for everything.

There is 96% of shit

we don't get to experience

and don't know how 

most of that works.

All of the answers to everything

don't just exist 

in the 4% we get to experience.

I think its crazy to think

that they would.

Why would all the answers we want to know only exist in the 4% of the reality we get to experience?

Position makes absolutely no sense.

None.

Its a physical manifestation of energy

And we are glad its here.

If you are a believer in Christ as risen lord and savior?

Then you should be too.

If not?

Then not so much.

Not gonna end good for you.

Promise.

James 4:7

Submit yourselves, then, to God. 

Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

I love you baby.