James Webb Telescope Detects Massive Structure 100 Times Larger than the Milky Way Galaxy 

I don’t think you understand what dark matter represents 😂

@@seebasschipman293 Nobody does, I was being sardonic. It is only assumed that the 95% of the universe is this Dark matter and Dark energy. Personally though I am not a proponent of the big bang theory, rather I favour a multiverse that never ends. A vacuum is not completely empty. This is because of an idea in quantum physics called Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. The principle states that you can’t determine the position and the velocity of a particle at the same time with any precision-the more precisely you know one value, the less precisely you can know the other. This principle also applies to other measurements, such as those involving energy and time. Its consequences are considerable. It means that nature can “borrow” energy for extremely short amounts of time. These changes in energy, known as vacuum fluctuations, often take the form of virtual particles, which can appear out of nowhere and disappear again immediately. Also Fractel principles I believe are at the core of the universe dispersal of matter.

Has anyone ever proposed that dark matter or energy could be coming from black holes? In recent years we've come to the conclusion of hawking radiation, and dark matter could explain what happens to information that enters a black hole... that it gets radiated back out as dark matter and once it reaches a certain threshold it becomes dark energy but we just dont have the technology to detect it yet. Since the idea of an actual singularity is actually impossible this could explain where the mass, information, atoms, etc. goes when entering a black hole. Cause to me if the theory of the big bang all started with a singularity and if there were singularities at the center of all black holes wouldn't they also eventually have thier big bang moment also? And since we dont see that everything entering a black hole has to be going somewhere, why not radiating back out as dark matter..... Idk just a thought

@@DavidJohnson-pv7sl Well there is the proposal that gravitational waves from black holes are part of the Dark Matter phenomenon, however I really think it could be the weight of alt dimensions.

@@almklit like thier shadows but physically perceived ?