Beyond Dark

Mar

by admin

Beyond Dark

Could is be that the gravity attributed to dark energy and dark matter actually emanates from stars?

Perhaps they partially exist on a nearby plane of deep gravity that does not directly interact with our universe. That would mean that gravity has much longer range than previously assumed. Maybe the force they emit as “dark energy” is not congruous with normal matter.

Such a revelation whould show that we really don’t understand gravity…

I heard that perhaps “dark matter does not interact” with normal matter. But couldn’t it still come from stars and galaxies? Perhaps it is emanating into another dimension from the stars…

The main idea here is that the star is like the tip of the iceberg with dark matter/energy below in the depths (the rest of the iceberg) beyond the reach of normal space…

Dark matter is an as yet unclassified form of matter that is invisible. This is because it doesn’t interact with light, only gravity. It warps galaxies nearby. Stars are made of visible matter (mostly hydrogen) – the stuff we’re made of. We don’t know the composition or origin of dark matter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter

Dark energy is the force of inflation of space, it is sometimes called the anti-gravity force. Every coordinate in space in the large voids is “bumped” by new space expanding from an unknown place. We know dark energy doesn’t come from stars, because they occupy space. Dark energy comes from voids between galaxy clusters.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy

String theory proposes that gravity is weak at long distances in our universe because it’s energy bleeds off into some other spacetime dimension we cannot yet detect.