Why Is the Night Sky Dark?

When scaling down matter towards points the Inverse Square Law must be maintained. When capturing light from a distance the Inverse square law must cover the canvas in front of you. To cover a complete canvas, and scale down to maintain the Inverse square law you must scale negatively. Then negative scale must be inverse to the positive scale, which means that negative scale covers a large area negatively. In other words scale 1000, and scale -1000 are identical in size, but -1000 is anti-matter, and therefore matter has scaled away, and inverted itself. The anti-matter must then be the blackness of space, and the red shift. Then as it reaches the eye the negative mass must focus to points, and the cloud becomes sharp.