Dark matter...i think i know what it is...check it out

[NickZ]

   There are many things that are not being explained by science, or proven to be true.  Light and Heat coming from the Sun to Earth is one of those examples. Just as at one time we all thought the world was flat.
  I'm not trying to convince anyone, only just to mention that what we hear, or is being taught still, is not always the truth.  And possibly for a reason, and not always the correct reason.  Like NASA not returning to the moon or anywhere else outside Earths Vortex, in over 40 years.  They don't tell where it is they have been going to, as the NASA is only a front. 
  If two logs are going down a river, and they end up piled on top of each other. Would the cause be explained by the logs own movement?  Or are they both being subject to an external force,  that of the river?
No physical inanimate object has power on it's own accord to do anything, and are all subject to influences that are external to themselves, including galaxies.  Science has mentioned that it thinks that the Universe is expanding.  So, if it is all expanding how would that happen, galaxies colliding? As that means that everything is moving apart from everything else,  not coming together to crash and burn. Yet Hubble sees that this can and does happen, but due to external causes to those galaxies,   which it can't see.

[onthecuttingedge2005]

   There are many things that are not being explained by science, or proven to be true.  Light and Heat coming from the Sun to Earth is one of those examples. Just as at one time we all thought the world was flat.
  I'm not trying to convince anyone, only just to mention that what we hear, or is being taught still, is not always the truth.  And possibly for a reason, and not always the correct reason.  Like NASA not returning to the moon or anywhere else outside Earths Vortex, in over 40 years.  They don't tell where it is they have been going to, as the NASA is only a front. 
  If two logs are going down a river, and they end up piled on top of each other. Would the cause be explained by the logs own movement?  Or are they both being subject to an external force,  that of the river?
No physical inanimate object has power on it's own accord to do anything, and are all subject to influences that are external to themselves, including galaxies.  Science has mentioned that it thinks that the Universe is expanding.  So, if it is all expanding how would that happen, galaxies colliding? As that means that everything is moving apart from everything else,  not coming together to crash and burn. Yet Hubble sees that this can and does happen, but due to external causes to those galaxies,   which it can't see.

the universe is not a spiral. it is homogenized and random.
all celestial bodies point to this.

do you think all those wickedly smart scientist would lie to you or tell you a conspiracy of the sort.

impossible.

[NickZ]

 No one said the Universe is a spiral but it is obvious the each solar system as well as galaxies are all a Vortex, with in a vortex, that is within another vortex.

[onthecuttingedge2005]

No one said the Universe is a spiral but it is obvious the each solar system as well as galaxies are all a Vortex, with in a vortex, that is within another vortex.

a galaxy is puny compared to the Universe, the Universe is homogenized and random. it is also infinite.

[NickZ]

  Do you have a point that your are trying to make.  As it seams the only thing you do is to argue.