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There's a loophole if you weigh galaxies and clusters because you're weighing the total amount of energy around galaxies. What if there's energy where galaxies aren't? What is where galaxies aren't? Nothing.

— Lawrence M. Krauss Lawrence Krauss: A Universe from Nothing (2013)

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