Experiment May Have Detected Dark Matter

The universe is mostly abnormal,

if we accept that physicists aren’t wrong

and gravity remains uniformal,

otherwise galaxies couldn’t last long.

They’d spin themselves apart, unless, unseen,

missing mass resolves the disparity.

Dark Matter is needed to intervene.

Though not found, it can’t be a rarity.

“The clusters are like icebergs,” they patter.

“Since Newton’s math holds true, it must be served.

There’s five times as much as normal matter

or else momentum’s poise can’t be conserved.”

Though they’ll claim science is observation,

that’s often tweaked to fit the equation.

James Ph. Kotsybar of CA 10:00PM April 11, 2011