Nope, i just like pointing out that 95% of the universe is made up of either dark matter and dark energy and we know absolutely nothing about it - but of the 5% we do know - their theories and assumptions about it must be accepted as 100% real and unquestionable because their peer reviewed. That's pretty crazy logic.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Sep 19 2016 10:43am

popular science and popular mechanics great magazines and been around for years.

National Geographic is embarrassingly shit these days. Seems everything they produce now is meant for a 5 year old or an idiot. They LIE in their articles and with video editing and lying narrators to tell a feel-good story. They were once a great magazine for decades, full of integrity and discovery. Now they pander for views - money. They lost the science and have become what is more attune to a work of fiction.

The National Geographic we knew and trusted as kids is gone.

If you want real information about the environment just watch fox news.