A Yale-led team of astronomers found a third galaxy devoid of dark matter — located alongside the other two in a formation that has never been seen before.
There’s this theory that there’s no such thing as Dark Matter; but rather, billions of free floating miniature black holes just wandering the cosmos as leftovers from the big bang.
What if the galaxies lacking “dark matter” are the ones where Type 3 civilizations have worked to capture, contain, and harness all these rogue black holes, especially if they may pose a threat to interstellar travel.
Unless, hear me out here,
There’s this theory that there’s no such thing as Dark Matter; but rather, billions of free floating miniature black holes just wandering the cosmos as leftovers from the big bang.
What if the galaxies lacking “dark matter” are the ones where Type 3 civilizations have worked to capture, contain, and harness all these rogue black holes, especially if they may pose a threat to interstellar travel.
Source on the black holes - https://youtu.be/Q6QJFCGLJW8
That would make those black holes the dark matter.
Also why don’t they evaporate like other small black holes? Sorry I can’t watch your video right now.
All good, no apologies needed. It’s just a supposition at this point anyhow. But a coooool one
Wouldn’t the mass of those black holes still be there, acting like they did to speed up the galaxy?