A Solution to Dark Matter Everyone Missed? – Dr. Jenny Wagner, DemystifySci +431
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Top Comments (10)
It’s refreshing to have someone inside the field who’s at least sceptical about dark matter although it doesn’t surprise me that she’s multidisciplinary. I’d give a born and raised cosmologist or astrophysicist approximately 0% odds of doubting it. I just don’t think they can adopt the different viewpoint she was able to do. She’s also unusually idealistic about the idea of truth versus a stable story which is impressive. What she said about sometimes having too many ideas gave me pause but on reflection I recognised it in a field like quantum mechanics where there are so few facts and so many well-developed frameworks and ideas to filter them through. I actually think that many people discussing the topic aren’t aware of the epistemic status of some of the ideas and that’s very similar with dark matter.
Thank you Jenny, Anastasia and Shilo.
Listen to DemystifySci at all podcast locations: https://anchor.fm/demystifysci Our book, Paradox Lost, is now on pre-sale! https://buy.stripe.com/7sY7sKdoN5d29eUdYddEs0b Listen to our music everywhere, download at Bandcamp, or pick up a record here: https://demystifysci-shop.fourthwall.com/products/vinyl-lp-secretary-of-nature-everything-is-so-good-here
This is a fantastic interview. I heard your guest on another broadcast but they didn't get into the deep part of the water like you guys. I am on my second go around with interview. Dr. Jenny Wagner is absolutely correct. The standard model treats galactic rotation curves as if they are only sticking to special relativity. They do not allow for curvature to bend space and keep things in place or time dilation beyond 1 at infinity according to the Schwarzschild metric. So the standard models approach to rotation curves whether galactic or galaxy clusters is looking at the problem with one eye. I tried to get on you show, but maybe latter. My NGR model treats these issues with both curvature and time dilation with a mathematical framework for both Andromeda and our own Milky Way. That said, Jenny is so close to getting it right. She only lacks the structure to make her intuition correct. NGR supplies this. NGR on X at NGR_Griffin. Both of you ask the right question that other people won't that is what makes your channel stand out.
Love her. She is natural. Side note: her voice quietens my cns wonderfully.
It couldn’t possibly be that there are fundamental problems with our ideas about astrophysics that not only lead to various paradoxes but are so flawed that we should question everything we think we know about our Universe.
Great interview all parties 🥳 👏 Its an honor to be able to hear things like this.
Cool !
Dark matter always seemed like a placeholder, like the spot on old maps that said, "Here by Monsters."
Omg I LOVE this lady!!! Fantastic talk! One of your best episodes!!!!!
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Top Comments (10)
It’s refreshing to have someone inside the field who’s at least sceptical about dark matter although it doesn’t surprise me that she’s multidisciplinary. I’d give a born and raised cosmologist or astrophysicist approximately 0% odds of doubting it. I just don’t think they can adopt the different viewpoint she was able to do. She’s also unusually idealistic about the idea of truth versus a stable story which is impressive. What she said about sometimes having too many ideas gave me pause but on reflection I recognised it in a field like quantum mechanics where there are so few facts and so many well-developed frameworks and ideas to filter them through. I actually think that many people discussing the topic aren’t aware of the epistemic status of some of the ideas and that’s very similar with dark matter.
Thank you Jenny, Anastasia and Shilo.
Listen to DemystifySci at all podcast locations: https://anchor.fm/demystifysci Our book, Paradox Lost, is now on pre-sale! https://buy.stripe.com/7sY7sKdoN5d29eUdYddEs0b Listen to our music everywhere, download at Bandcamp, or pick up a record here: https://demystifysci-shop.fourthwall.com/products/vinyl-lp-secretary-of-nature-everything-is-so-good-here
This is a fantastic interview. I heard your guest on another broadcast but they didn't get into the deep part of the water like you guys. I am on my second go around with interview. Dr. Jenny Wagner is absolutely correct. The standard model treats galactic rotation curves as if they are only sticking to special relativity. They do not allow for curvature to bend space and keep things in place or time dilation beyond 1 at infinity according to the Schwarzschild metric. So the standard models approach to rotation curves whether galactic or galaxy clusters is looking at the problem with one eye. I tried to get on you show, but maybe latter. My NGR model treats these issues with both curvature and time dilation with a mathematical framework for both Andromeda and our own Milky Way. That said, Jenny is so close to getting it right. She only lacks the structure to make her intuition correct. NGR supplies this. NGR on X at NGR_Griffin. Both of you ask the right question that other people won't that is what makes your channel stand out.
Love her. She is natural. Side note: her voice quietens my cns wonderfully.
It couldn’t possibly be that there are fundamental problems with our ideas about astrophysics that not only lead to various paradoxes but are so flawed that we should question everything we think we know about our Universe.
Great interview all parties 🥳 👏 Its an honor to be able to hear things like this.
Cool !
Dark matter always seemed like a placeholder, like the spot on old maps that said, "Here by Monsters."
Omg I LOVE this lady!!! Fantastic talk! One of your best episodes!!!!!