Need rebutal for plasma EU theory

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The discussion centers on a challenge to the idea of an infinite and static universe proposed by Electric Universe (EU) theorists. The user questions the implications of plasma's mass on the static universe theory, suggesting that if plasma has mass, it would lead to contraction unless countered by another force like dark matter. The user seeks assistance from a physicist to formulate a rebuttal against the EU theorists' claims. The conversation emphasizes the importance of addressing and debunking unfounded theories to prevent misinformation. The thread concludes with a note that discussions of crackpot theories are not permitted.
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I am in a forum where there are two EU crackpot theorists that insist on the universe being infinite and static. Since the universe is 98.6% plasma; I asked them if plasma has mass. I am not a physicist but I know that a static universe cannot be if this plasma has mass as this would cause the universe to contract unless another force (dark matter) is acting in opposition and thus causes the universe to expand.

I need a physicist to help me in my reply to these people! (Sorry I know this is an unorthodox request but we cannot allow such people to convince others of their crackpot theory.
 
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Sorry, we do not discuss crackpottery here. Not even to debunk it.

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