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mikewday
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I have seen a few other similar posts but wanted to add my thoughts. Is gravity the space between bubbles of dark matter. Matter that we know and dark matter are like oil and water? Gravity is the force created in the structures between the bubbles. Is that why we see the current structure of the Universe? This thought came to mind after watching a show on the Science channel and then playing in dish washing bubbles afterward with my daughter. The structure between the dish soap bubbles looks a lot the known Universe. Patterns in the natural word often get repeated at larger and smaller levels. Is the Universe just a big bubble foam and gravity/matter just the stuff inbetween? The dark matter is "air" inside the bubbles in the dish soap. Has anyone ever done a computer model to see if this would hold true?