Pulsars, not dark matter, explain the Milky Way’s antimatter
Maybe others can answer this naive question that I have: how do we know that e=mc^2 actually has the correct number of variables? E.g. what if either mass or light speed were composites of some other variables? Say that light speed really had a directional component or a distance from the Big Bang component? Or mass was itself a composite of particles and the forces acting in the nucleus?<p>Wouldn’t some additional term here be a plausible way of explaining discrepancies in the observable vs predicted universe?