Dark matter is Dyson spheres. All arguments against this quickly

Popsci belongs on /x/

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If only there were some way to rebuild the firmament.

>>8386540
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/1008/why-isnt-dark-matter-just-matter
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/26778/how-do-we-know-dark-matter-is-non-baryonic

>>8386540
so you're saying that there are stars right in front of us, but we can see them because of dyson sphere

and there stars and spheres compose the other 95% matter in the universe?

>>8386540
>/sci/ - Science & Math
>not /sci-fi/ - Science Fiction

>>8386540
>All arguments against this quickly fall apart under the slightest bit of scrutiny.

Actually, I thnk the argument you presented ironically is a pretty good argument against your statement.

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>/sci/ - "we have never heard of trolling; all stupid questions are nothing more than sincere questions by stupid or misinformed people and all inaccurate statements are only genuine but misguided attempts to educate others by expressing sincerely held beliefs."

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>>8387601
>>/sci/ - "we have never heard of trolling
We have, but we're surrounded by genuine idiots that believe this same kind of nonsense, both in real life and online.
See also: Poe's Law

>>8387607
Given Poe's law, what makes you so certain you're actually surrounded by people who believe such things online?

And on 4chan specifically, where a few people can easily pretend to be many people, what makes you sure that you're even surrounded by them?

When we had two Flat Earth threads a day, did you seriously think that the Flat Earth Society had suddenly stumbled upon 4chan and decided "Yes, this science board is an excellent place to educate others of our views"?

>>8386540
Well it's good to know that there is more than five times as much matter locked up in Dyson spheres than there is freely observable matter in the universe.

Also good to know these Dyson spheres effortlessly pass through both regular matter and each other to form huge swirling haloes around every single galaxy, and that every one is so well constructed they can vent the excess energy of an entire star without giving off heat or disturbing the interstellar medium in any way, while also causing the correct amount of gravitational lensing but not blocking light from the other side of them. Truly marvels of engineering.

>>8387634
just imagine that for each star you can see in the sky, there are 5 others that you can't see

>>8386540
>Dark matter is Dyson spheres.
Then why isn't it glowing?