I watched the The Dark Matter Enigma
Science Channel episode on 3-10-2017. I was
amazed the latest theories about dark matter explained in this episode are very
close to some of my conclusions regarding a force in our universe “that binds us all”.
At one point in The Dark Matter Enigma
episode they said some scientists are looking for a “wimpy” particle which acts
in unknown ways to bind galaxies together in clumps in our universe and could end up being dark matter itself.
This did
not make any sense to me.
In my model of the universe and beyond the properties
of dark matter are more in line with a massless force. I propose dark matter is a highly-compressed form of electro-magnetic energy. It is what
electro-magnetic energy looks like on the “dark side”. Dark matter has the binding and protection
properties of electro-magnetic energy surrounding our earth without the burden
of space and time. It becomes a force without any need for acceleration of
particles (F=MA). I believe most scientists could agree dark matter is a force
in our universe. Scientists may never find a wimpy, dark matter particle by
accelerating particles at CERN because dark matter does not accelerate.
We
know our sun’s magnetic energy “clumps” into bubbles at the edges of our solar
system (Reference: Strange Magnetic Bubbles at the Edge of the Solar System – YouTube
video ). The idea dark matter is a form of leftover, compressed,
magnetic energy from the Big Bang makes more sense to me than dark matter being
some sort of “wimpy” particle. I propose the properties of the massless,
compressed magnetic force of dark matter help bind our galaxies together in
clumps. My model of the universe and beyond proposes the
reduction of dark matter in our universe due to the fact it is being sucked into black holes along with all the rest of the particles near a black hole. If dark matter is being sucked into black holes in
our universe it could reduce the "glue" binding our galaxies together. Therefore, it is logical to assume our
universe would expand at an increasing rate as more dark matter “glue” is
sucked into black holes.
There is no longer any need to add a “dark energy” force in our universe to
explain the known universe's increasing expansion.
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