Dark Matter Tendrils
High Budget Search
Using the 10-meter Keck telescope in Hawaii, researchers from the University of California Santa Cruz and the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg were able for the first time to observe “tendrils” of dark matter making up webs in a cosmic gas cloud that stretches across two million light-years.
Low Budget Search (Me)
it is good stuff… I think you are on reality
Thanks. It is really just a different awareness and way of looking at our surroundings. I can tell you as an engineer, that much energy just not just “jump” out of air and water vapor. We have been in the dark with our understanding of our surrounding energy source, which appears to me to be mostly quantum vacuum, which is decaying all of the time, providing energy to our 3 dimensions of space. Our minds connect those three dimensions with the others. It starts with awareness, which I am just trying to spread.
Stewart