Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 10, 2013 17:11:44 GMT
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Dark Matter May Have Already Been Found, Researchers Say
Seems to be correct, apart from missing out gravity, and including the electron. A few changes here, and there. The electron is a hole full of axions, so although the axions don't interact with holes, and don't therefore interact with gravity, they are gravity themselves. They are both gravity as much as they are Dark Matter. They are both. The difference between the two physics is that axions are gravity when they are inside holes, and they are Dark Matter when they are outside of holes, and the holes are full, so they push against a newly formed sphere.
Dark Matter May Have Already Been Found, Researchers Say
Seems to be correct, apart from missing out gravity, and including the electron. A few changes here, and there. The electron is a hole full of axions, so although the axions don't interact with holes, and don't therefore interact with gravity, they are gravity themselves. They are both gravity as much as they are Dark Matter. They are both. The difference between the two physics is that axions are gravity when they are inside holes, and they are Dark Matter when they are outside of holes, and the holes are full, so they push against a newly formed sphere.