Post by Pincho Paxton on Apr 7, 2024 8:44:27 GMT
Dark Matter And Holes In Gravity
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Mass is not attracted to mass, mass moves towards holes in gravity. When gravity collides with gravity from other directions it scales down to create holes ahead of itself, which also leaves a hole at the back.
Orbits are a fight between the holes at the front, and the holes at the back, and mass can't decide where to sit still.
Black holes get smeared through space, and act as holes in space itself. You don't need mass to have the holes. Holes do not have to have matter sitting in them they can be naked.
So orbits chase holes, and Dark Matter is identified by strange orbits. Holes do not have to have matter sitting in them they can be naked. So Dark Matter is really a modification to gravity. The fault in gravity was that mass is attracted to mass, and mass is not attracted to mass, mass is spin that hides holes. Nobody's eyesight was ever good enough to see the holes in mass, and the Cavendish experiment was a total failure.
The Cavendish experiment created the confusion that was Dark Matter.
Pincho Paxton
Links...
Is Planet 9 A Modification To Gravity?
Can A Black Hole Be Smeared Across Space?
Mass is not attracted to mass, mass moves towards holes in gravity. When gravity collides with gravity from other directions it scales down to create holes ahead of itself, which also leaves a hole at the back.
Orbits are a fight between the holes at the front, and the holes at the back, and mass can't decide where to sit still.
Black holes get smeared through space, and act as holes in space itself. You don't need mass to have the holes. Holes do not have to have matter sitting in them they can be naked.
So orbits chase holes, and Dark Matter is identified by strange orbits. Holes do not have to have matter sitting in them they can be naked. So Dark Matter is really a modification to gravity. The fault in gravity was that mass is attracted to mass, and mass is not attracted to mass, mass is spin that hides holes. Nobody's eyesight was ever good enough to see the holes in mass, and the Cavendish experiment was a total failure.
The Cavendish experiment created the confusion that was Dark Matter.
Pincho Paxton