Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe the spiral arms of galaxies rotate like the hands of a clock. If these were gravity generated then the outer reaches of the spirals would be accelerating faster than the inner. Dark matter is proposed as the counterbalance. With a plasma filament origin of these spirals, no need to assume dark matter. Does this sound right?
ScienceDaily.com link: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/03/150305110346.htm describes the European Space Agency’s PLANK satellite mission results regarding Dark Matter. Are these guys barking up a wrong tree, based on false preconceptions? They seem so sure they’re on to something. If BBNH is right, they would seem to be wasting their time.
