Recent content by Ed Stauffer

If dark matter changes states between a liquid and gaseous state then there would have been a time where almost all of the dark matter cooled, condensed and collapsed. This liquid state contraction could possibly have led to direct collapse black holes and galaxies. The condensing of dark matter...

The DARK CYCLE which is in a lot of ways similar to the water cycle except it is composed of circulating dark matter. In the solar system the sun both vaporizes and condenses dark matter and is the primary accelerator of liquid and gaseous dark matter. The condensed Liquid Dark Matter reaches a...

The DARK CYCLE which is in a lot of ways similar to the water cycle except it is composed of circulating dark matter. In the solar system the sun both vaporizes and condenses dark matter and is the primary accelerator of liquid and gaseous dark matter. The condensed Liquid Dark Matter reaches a...

Dark matter - is outside of the spacetime envelope. - it phase transitions - evaporation = expansion and heat release - condensation = cooling and deeper gravity wells

Short answer: it doesn’t enter black holes because it is outside of spacetime. Long answer follows: Over the last 40 years I used the If -Then process on all the science I read until I had a theory that tied everything together cosmologically. I finished this year and decided to downsize to the...

I believe that there is In spacetime Outside of spacetime = what existed before the bubble of spacetime formed. This is also where vacuum energy leaks in from. This is also where Quarks and Leptons are when we aren’t looking. This is where the waves of particles actually exists and they are...

Dark matter is not doom and gloom even though I am sure it has been in the past. if we learn to direct it and harvest it it will be the power supply of the future. Just moving an asteroid in between the sun and a planet would maximize the power you could harvest to mine the asteroid. Dark matter...

We have the technology to redistribute the dark matter and by doing so could control the thermostat for all of the planets.a little less cools the Earth and warms Mars at the same time. Transitioning some to gaseous state and reclaiming the heat for power would probably be the best place to start.

Any moving mass can affect the barycenter of the earth if it is close/massive enough. It normally spirals around the core of the planet. This movement has a constant small affect on the gravity everywhere on the planet

The solar system crosses the galactic plane every 35-40 million years. But the solar system is like a speeding motorboat in that it is at an angle to our direction of travel. The S1 stream is rotating around the galaxy in the opposite direction the sun. As a result half of the year we are...

I have seen photos of actual gravity waves in the earths atmosphere. If you look at the date from a stationary gravimeter over a period of time you don’t see a straight line. You see an ongoing series of ups and downs which are to small to notice without instrumentation.

1) why isn’t all the water in the world in the ocean. It is the probably the same with dark matter. It condenses, evaporates and circulates. There can be lakes, oceans and streams between the two. The galactic halo is like moisture in the air around the planet not identical everywhere but the...

Dark matter phase transitions could be a primary climate driver. If the solar system passes through an area of higher liquid dark matter content the planets cores would all receive more heat due to increased phase transitions thus heating the earth from the inside out. Heating of the planet...

The topography of the universe over time and how it changes nothing but our perceptions. If dark matter changes states between a liquid and gaseous state then there would have been a time where almost all of the dark matter would have been in a liquid state due to the even temperature...

The secret to faster than light travel may be to step outside of spacetime to avoid all that space between star a and star B and thus get there in no time at all.