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Edward Solomo
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I came across this article from 2008,
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/8...ugging-galaxies-beyond-the-universes-horizon/
I have three questions:
1) Has it been shown as of 2011 that the original observations were wrong and that the Dark Flow as a whole is a false observation (as it would explain the incredible lack of information on the topic)?
2) If not, has this question been resolved as of 2011?
3) Is there at least an untested theory that seems to adequately explain these observations?
If the answers to all three questions are no, then I'm declaring physics as my second major (I am a math major in my junior year) and devoting the rest of my life to solving, even if I only accomplish laying a framework for a greater mind to work from.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/8...ugging-galaxies-beyond-the-universes-horizon/
I have three questions:
1) Has it been shown as of 2011 that the original observations were wrong and that the Dark Flow as a whole is a false observation (as it would explain the incredible lack of information on the topic)?
2) If not, has this question been resolved as of 2011?
3) Is there at least an untested theory that seems to adequately explain these observations?
If the answers to all three questions are no, then I'm declaring physics as my second major (I am a math major in my junior year) and devoting the rest of my life to solving, even if I only accomplish laying a framework for a greater mind to work from.