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* Astrophysicists are failed physicists. Physics is really hard and many people want to get it but they just can't. So they become astrophysicists and look at the stars for a long time.
* All of astrophysics is pretty much nonsense. The Stellar Model is nonsense.
* The Big Bang theory is the least worst theory trying to explain the stars we see. A really good theory that is also really bad was "tired light". The guy working on that died prematurely so we never really explored that idea beyond his preliminary ideas. No one ever pursued it because anyone who had the mental ability to do so was more interested in building nuclear bombs and finding all the subatomic particles. Nowadays they are mostly farming and such.
* Dark Matter and Dark Energy are there to address the major failings of Big Bang Theory, or rather, to explain why looking harder at the stars ruins all the theories that people used to have about them.
If you want to understand what's really going on, get a physics education then take a few courses on astrophysics and it feels like you're back in kindergarten playing with rattles and toys.
In physics, we run repeatable experiments billions of times and carefully monitor all experimental events, classify them, and measure them with mathematical precision. IE, when they first announced that they thought they found the Higgs Boson, they were something like 99.99% certain. However, just to be sure, they continued the experiment and collected more data to get a few more 9s before declaring that they had actually found it.
In astronomy and astrophysics, there is no experimentation. You look at the stars, you try to classify them, and then you are left to ponder your belly buttons while coming up with strange ideas about why some stars are different colors than others. That's it. We don't have billions of universes. We can't touch the stars. We can't even get closer to them.
In physics, experimentation is the law. If you can't perform an experiment, it isn't real. If your theory doesn't fit the data, it doesn't matter how "sound" it is, it is wrong, and you are wrong, and you are stupid for ever thinking the theory could possibly be right, and your name is mud for the rest of eternity.
There is no such standard in astrophysics.
Which is why it is nowhere close to anything like physics. And a lot more like astrology.