I have seen a bit of talk involving the measure of Newtons. For those who don't know how much a Newton is in real life, it's about the same quantity as a cooking apple.
Don't patronize me please.
For instance, imagine you had a Newton measuring device, with a wire, and attatched to that wire was one cooking apple. The weight of force of the cooking apple accelerating down the way, is equivalent to one Newton.
Listen, you clearly don't understand why 'dark matter' is referred to as such, it is because the masses of the OBSERVED bodies, such as the earth, and stars, do not account for large scale gravitational phenomena.
If you put DM into the OBSERVED bodies, you need something else to explain large scale gravitation.
DO YOU GET THIS YET?
You're the one who is confused. Due to the evidence of the Hapgood mammoth data and the ocean tides I have concluded that the inner cores consist of matter which has a higher force of gravitational attraction than normal matter. Cavendish's assumption that the entire Earth is composed of baryonic matter has led to an overestimate of it's mass (think about it). Since the masses of all other bodies are based on this calculation, the calculated masses of galaxies are also overestimates. The true values would mean large scale gravity is consistant with observation.
Albert Einstein said:If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts.
"What's the point"! How about a simple Theory Of Everything so that science can leap forward in helping solve humanities many problems and stop wasting time, loads of money and resources.
So you see, there is no equation (grand or weak), that could ever satisfy the complexities of this universe.
You're the one who is confused. Due to the evidence of the Hapgood mammoth data and the ocean tides I have concluded that the inner cores consist of matter which has a higher force of gravitational attraction than normal matter. Cavendish's assumption that the entire Earth is composed of baryonic matter has led to an overestimate of it's mass (think about it).
I intend to get a paper published just as soon as I can.