Ah, and therein lies the rub.
I cannot COMPLETELY falsify the concept of an invisible unicorn either.
All I can do it note that ANOTHER key "prediction" of Lambda-magic-matter-in-the-sky theory bites the dust! According to their precious mathematical models (math is all that matters to astronomers you know), we should be SWIMMING in a BUNCH of "dark matter" in our area of the galaxy. They even do underground "tests" for "dark matter" based on the ASSUMPTION that we are "swimming" in the stuff in our area of the galaxy. Their models STINK! They failed. Their math is USELESS when it comes to making any REAL predictions. Most of their stuff is postdicted nonsense based ENTIRELY upon mythical creatures with mathematical properties designed to "fill the gaps" of their otherwise falsified theory. When we do any serious research however, we find their metaphysical stuff is just not there. It doesn't need to be there either according to PC/EU theory.
Not really. They don't actually "explain" anything. It's really just DARK terms for what amounts to pure human ignorance on a stick. Honestly, 95 percent of their theory is made of metaphysical gap filler.
I wholeheartedly agree, but Newton's laws have NOTHING to do with Lambda-CDM theory however.

GR theory (a blunderized version) is the heart and soul of cosmology theory these days.
But that's the key problem. There is no actual "falsification" mechanism or the mainstream would have thrown in the towel on creation mythos decades ago.
In terms of the creation events described in religious literature and "big bang" theory, what's the actual empirical physical difference between them? How are they EMPIRICALLY different? You don't find it somewhat suspect that only two theories in the universe require "faster than light speed expansion" trickery, young earth creationism and big bang theory?
I already did that. I already noted that you could provide evidence that the universe is A) not electrical in nature, and B) not cyclical in nature like living organisms, or some other option of your choice.
Compare and contrast that with your willingness to simply "look the other way" when "dark matter" predictions when up in mathematical smoke. Talk about 1st class rationalizations. That one must be a "doozey". How can one POSSIBLY falsify something that has no DEMONSTRATED EMPIRICAL effect on reality in the first place?