Russellian Science: Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 5:50 · Video file (15 MB)

Russellian Science debunks the existence of dark matter and dark energy, challenging the Big Bang theory and suggesting the universe might not be expanding.

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Alright, here's the interesting article here. Dark energy may not exist in space. Scientists claim, will no shit. Dark matter and dark energy are theoretical only. They are theories. Mathematical equations created to try to plug the holes in the Big Bang Theory, the inflationary universal model, the current map of the universe. Dark matter and energy, meaning dark matter and dark energy, the mysterious forces, thought, to make up 96% of the universe, may not exist according to a groundbreaking study. Well, no shit. It gets better. British scientists have claimed that the method used to calculate the the makeup of the universe may be wrong. Will no shit. Big Bang cosmology and an inflationary theory are wrong. They are basically on the misinterpretation of a shift. Fuck. The universe, as we know, it formed of recognizable components, such as planet stars, asteroids and gas, accounts for just 4% of the cosmos. According to the decades-old standard model, the rest is thought to be made up of mysterious dark matter and dark energy. This permeates space and powers the expansion of the universe. No. It ain't true. There is no evidence whatsoever that the universe is expanding. No. It's all based on the misinterpretation of redshift. The entire foundation of inflationary theory is false. It's wrong. But physicists at Durham University now claim the calculation on which the standard model is based could be fatally flawed. Really? Imagine my shock. This raises the possibility that the dark side of the cosmos does not exist. Where you on that one, Michi Wakaku? Where are you? How are you going to explain yourself about that whole? Which in turn could mean that the universe is expanding less quickly than previously thought? There is no evidence that the universe is expanding at all. Now, what do I get so outraged and impassioned when I talk about these things? Because all you have to do is read a couple of books. You don't have to have a degree. You don't have to have a plaque on the wall. You don't have to have a corner office. That's what books are for. You learn things from reading them. Dr. Robert Massey of the Royal Astronomical Society, which published the findings said, This could challenge greatly. Our assumptions about the long term future of the universe because the assumption at the moment is that the universe is expanding. And if it isn't, that would be a huge shock. A huge shock to who? Not me. It could even mean that the expansion of the universe is slowing down and could grind to a halt. And that's just another way of placating and admitting slowly over time, that all we could be wrong all together. The universe might not be expanding at all. So think about it as a cosmological apology. But he's still covering his ass, right? He's still got to get that funding in order to maintain a job. A new analysis of measurement taken by NASA, a big bang heat radiation. It's bullshit. It's all bullshit. All misinterpretation of data. Heat radiation in 2001 showed that the heat waves may be far smaller than previously thought. When the measurements were first taken in 2001, the size of the ripples in the cosmic microwave background radiation led scientists conclude that the cosmos is made up of 4% normal matter. 22% dark or invisible matter and 74% dark energy. But scientists now claim, now they claim, that the waves of radiation which are previously measured about twice the size of a full moon may in fact be less than half that size. Professor Tom Shanks who led the research said, CMB observations are powerful tool for cosmology and it is vital to check for systematic effects. If our results prove correct, then it will become less likely that dark energy or exotic matter particles dominate the universe. So the evidence is that the universe has a dark side, will weaken. So look, why even talk about it? Why waste a couple of minutes making a video about it? It's because there are paradigms that need to be challenged. Hopefully in my lifetime, the big bang inflationary universe model will collapse. And it's actually collapsing right now. It's all about trying to find out the truth. And for me, having read a couple books, I don't know what 2003, it became fairly obvious from basic information that the big bang model is wrong. So that's why it becomes so angry when scientific theory is peddled as fact. Alright, I can't stand it. Global warming. It's a scam. The big bang theory. It's a lie. They have been taking cosmology in the wrong direction for almost 100 years. So you'll have to excuse me if I get a little up to that about it. If I get a little angry. Moreover, it's going to come available in the future. Mark my words.
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