Physics tweak solves five of the biggest problems in one go
newscientist.com
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Reality: Some scientists invented fields/particles to fit what we already know about inflation and dark matter
Prediction: Neither of these two particles will be found
Thanks !
That sounds very familiar... https://xkcd.com/793/
Is that a dig at climate research?
Also, I don't see why kugelblitz* are not invoked more often in these theories about the early universe. You could go
EM-radiation-only universe
--fluctuation above density threshold-->
EM-radiation + BH universe
--pair production with BH as momentum sinks-->
EM-radiation + BH + matter + antimatter universe
I do not claim to really know what I am talking about, just a vague sketch. *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelblitz_%28astrophysics%29
Edit:
I forgot to add, where does all the antimatter go? Clearly some small proportion of matter/anitmatter generated will get incorporated into the BH soon after creation, but what is the probability of this happening in exactly equal proportions at all times? I don't know what is supposed to determine the direction and momentum of these newly created particles, but if it is "random" then that would be essentially zero.So from that you get a tiny imbalance and annihilation will take care of the rest.
If anything, more likely string theory.
The theories behind climate science are easily testable and frequently tested. Accurately modeling future climates is difficult because of the immense complexity of the system being modeled.
That doesn't mean the theory is not valuable, just that you need a different word to describe it. If a theory may become testable in the future, but is not currently, meta-science seems as good as any other term.