Is uranus biggest in our solar system

[dageir]

I think I saw on Discovery that there is a difference in matter/energy in what is being observed and what the current estimates are by 10*120. That is a 1 followed by 120 zeroes!
Unless there was more matter than is being observed, the expansion would tear the universe apart. I think the physicist have some fundamentally flawed theories when we see such numbers.
Dark matter/energy is as you say maybe a "crutch" for the current popular theory.

[Ysh]

10*120. That is a 1 followed by 120 zeroes!

I think you mean 10^120. Number you write is just 1200.

[dageir]

10*120. That is a 1 followed by 120 zeroes!

I think you mean 10^120. Number you write is just 1200.

That was the symbol I was looking for. ^

[loftar]

I think I saw on Discovery that there is a difference in matter/energy in what is being observed and what the current estimates are by 10*120. That is a 1 followed by 120 zeroes!
Unless there was more matter than is being observed, the expansion would tear the universe apart. I think the physicist have some fundamentally flawed theories when we see such numbers.

It could be that what you cite was supposed to be the ratio between the observable universe and the entire universe.

[SmokeRoast]

the gnome himself has come down to speak to us

[Adder1234]

I literally just finished my physics homework and come on to see this. There is no escape from physics.