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Re: The Sun's South Pole

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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> The Sun's South Pole
> 
> So, imagine if you will
> 
> there are creatures at
> 
> The Sun's South Pole
> 
> and they see the Earth and
> 
> wonder...
> 
> "What is that?"
> 
> They even manage
> 
> to build a telescope
> 
> and one of them say
> 
> "Look!"
> 
> "Where?"
> 
> "At the South Pole!"
> 
> "There are creatures
> 
> that look just like us
> 
> but...but...
> 
> it's fucking freezing there!"

Now, you probably asking yourself this question...

What does  The Sun's South Pole have to do with Dark Matter?

(who mentioned dark matter???)


There is the thing called "The Rubin Observatory" 
https://archive.ph/YxugX


But, but...it is going about the whole wrong way!


Dark Matter secret is just a number.

If you know the number
you unlock the secret
to Dark Matter.

For example: The Earth number
is the distance from the Sun.

If the number is too high
No life on earth exist..
if the number is too low...
No life on earth exist..

You know the number..
otherwise
you would not be here.

With Dark Matter
you can take a picture
of it and enter
the right number and
dark matter will
reveal itself  for
what it is.


If you enter a number too low...
all you will see will be
uncomprehensible.
wrong number.

If you enter a number too high...
all you will see is
what you see now.


Enter the 'just right' number and...
Vola!

You will see things you
have never seen before.


To put it simply...
(since there are too many science guys
that don't know science, and there
are too many math guys that don't know math. 
That is why rocket ships blow up when launched.)


The switch is on OFF, turn it On.






-- 
The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,
to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable, 
and challenge the unchallengeable.

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