Gravity can be repulsive!

[thoughtful (Valerie (non-scientist))]

I’d appreciate a comment on my threads regarding how dark matter fluid appears to have negative mass / repulsive gravity

Biblical Cosmography -> Primordial Waters = Fluid Dark Matter?

So thanks for those who indulged this earlier conversation. "Waters" and "Dust" of Genesis 1 and Proverbs 8: Thoughts? We mostly went through the “dust” of the Bible, but not the “waters.” But I’ve still been thinking about it. I’m about to drop my thoughts on you. It will be a long ride though (well worth it I hope) so strap in. First, as I was typing the title for this, the forum said my topic was similar to this. Superfluid Dark Matter So, if one of these pans out, I’m in line for a Nobel right? Well, @swamidass shoot, if I could award Nobel prizes for science and theology, I’d certainly pick this theory as I was just about to drop this idea - emergent (that it existed first in creation) and virtual (I’m beginning to think virtual particles may just come a bubble of space with different dimensions than ours). (I realize I’m redefining terms and your suggestion is really about an exotic particle or one in addition to the standard model, but I still see it as a similar…

A New Cosmic Tension: The Universe Might Be Too Thin

Related to my previous posts on an aether and primordial waters: In the new research, members of the Kilo-Degree Survey, or KiDS, observed about 31 million galaxies from up to 10 billion light-years away. They then used these observations to calculate average distributions of the universe’s hidden gas and dark matter. They found clumps that are almost 10% thinner than the forecast from the established cosmological model, known as Lambda cold dark matter, or ΛCDM. The writer of this article deserves an award. The description and metaphor here are beautiful.