Quote (HoneyBadger @ Jul 19 2011 11:30am)
You know the spirals in our galaxy? The area between those spirals is filled with "dark matter", as of now there is no way to test it... but
just a few years ago we said the same thing about anti matter

We discovered anti-matter in what, 1932? And Dirac proposed their existence as a direct result of the fact that there were inexplicable solutions to the Dirac equation in 1928. Both Dirac and Anderson (the guy that experimentally discovered the anti-matter) separately received Nobel prizes in Physics.
I don't know that it's correct to say that the area between spirals is "filled with dark matter" either. We have the spirals that we do because of the conservation of angular momentum. As gravity started drawing matter together after the big bang, it started spinning because of the fact that there wasn't a spherically symmetric mass distribution, so the center of mass was not at the physical center of the areas of gas that separated into the separate galaxies.