The Klan Is Not Going To Be Happy About This

[Jackie]

"Come to the Dark Matter side, we have .... whatever this shit is..."

"Lonestar, I am your father's brother's cousin's former roommate."

Lonestar, "What does that make us?"

"Absolutely nothing!"

[Minimalist]

I dont get it.

The Raw Story Article does provide a sourced link early on under blue "here", and that takes you to a college research article. But what am I missing? The Raw Story article talks about proof of dark matter, but the college article talks about the behavior of hydrogen atoms and going back to the 180,000,000 years after the big bang. What do the behaviors of hydrogen atoms have to do with "dark matter"?

There are two links at the end to articles published in Nature.  But they are abstracts and a subscription to the journal is expensive.

[polymath257]

[Gawdzilla Sama]

See? Quite simple when you think about it.

[Nay_Sayer]

I appreciate everyone here's combined humor in thinking the KKK, a group of likely illiterate and possibly inbred individuals who together would on their best day, combined, eek out a double-digit IQ would read any articles regarding science and then understand the content enough to be upset about it.

Now if this was a FOX visual piece about how liberals want to ban starch and thus bring upon an era of floppy saggy Klan hoods, I could see that getting them worked up.

[haig]

Very cool, thanks for the post. I love to see Science at work continuing to dig into the evidence for the universe and our ultimate existence.

I would like to believe that each time something like this is released into the Science world, somewhere a religious person catches on to the inferences and finally realizes that religion is a man made thing. I know this is somewhat naive, but oh well.