Massimo Villata’s View on Dark Flow
// July 13th, 2011 // astronomy, astrophysics, Science
Peter Marino: Dr. Villata, what are your thoughts on the “Dark Flow” theory posited by Laura Mersini-Houghton which theorizes that a parallel universe or universes are pulling on galaxies which make them appear to be flowing in one direction?
Massimo Villata: Read his answer…
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