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Originally Posted by higginsdj
My understanding is that baryonic i sa measure of what we can see and measure (about 5% of the total predicted mass of the universe) and the rest is 'dark' to account for the 'missing mass' required for physics to work as predicted!
So if we are finding 'missing mass' then this is in addition to the 5% already known. So for the mosre mass we find, the less the percentage of 'dark' - no?
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That's why I wrote before that they'll have to revise their numbers a bit to account for the new material. It's not going to make a big difference, nor will it substantially change the theory but it will mean more of the ordinary stuff is hanging around.