Does this theory solve the "Dark Matter" mystery?

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After a brief review of the Decreasing Universe (D.U.) model, we will
derive a formula and the graph for the apparent velocity of stars (of a
Messier_33 galaxy) as a function of their radial distance from the
galactic center. This formula reproduces the same velocity curve
traditionally attributed to dark matter Here is the Link :

 
My simple reasoning tells me that the characteristic direction of redshift is a product of distance, not velocity. It's the most obvious. To me.

I only read the first few words of the paper.

Didn't mean to distract.
 

Catastrophe

"Science begets knowledge, opinion ignorance.
I read a lot more. Until one gets to the maths, I could see nothing outstandingly incorrect.
Of course, it depends on the assumptions, but what does not?
If it ends up as suspect, then you go back and re-examine the assumptions?
Isn't that how science works?

Cat :)
 

Catastrophe

"Science begets knowledge, opinion ignorance.
Assumptions are fixed at the start, but subject to examination when results are obtained.

Is it not the assumption which can be repeated, and results (experimental data) so verified?

Cat :)
 
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The velocity of light has not been measured and only it's reflection has. A reflection takes time, and that time depends on wavelength. Light is a flux with many wavelengths, resulting in a reflection time average.

Even a one color laser still has this phase flux, giving a reflective time average.

And all of our theories are base on this unverified assumption.
 
I believe that understanding physical properties as a math vector is very limiting to the concept. And to all other dynamics. A physical property is so much more than a vector.

To measure light, for me, is more than just measuring the speed of light, should say speed of a photon, that forms the flux of light.

After we measure that true speed, we need to vary the displacement and see how it shifts with motion.

I think there will be a great difference on that shift, depending on whether the emitter or the detector is displacing. I don’t believe it shifts like we have been told.

And then there is the very characteristic of light. That of alternating electrical frequency.

I believe the frequency of light is not an alternating electrical frequency, but an intermittent frequency.

I think light blinks. A series of discreet expanding(therefore rarefying) wave-fronts. These wave fronts have a density gradient, which imparts an acceleration on matter. In the form of a tilt or a torque of the matter fields.

The matter fields have momentum and inertia and responds and resets…… producing electrical frequency. A matter field bounce. Detection.

And the emission is an instant snap or discharge out into space of that wave field chunk. A chunk of field. NOT a stream of field. A cut chunk.

When the emitter moves, only the space between chunks changes. The off time of the blink.

When the detector moves, both the on time and the off time change in proportion. In proportion to the emitter shift. Which is un-proportioned.

The first shift is from the emitter and asymmetrical. The second shift is from the detector and is symmetrical.

Two shifts in one.

Thus the anti symmetric shift between emitter and detector motion.

I believe most of these suppositions can be demonstrated today with radio.

EM Propagation is duty cycle, not a frequency. And x-rays and gamma rays are monopole emissions. Only one electric pole. From solitary electrons and protons. No field alternations.

Of course I am considered a loon.
 
The paper is suspect simply by its lack of details around who the person is, what their address is, etc.
The theory cannot account for those galaxies that do not show anomalous velocity distributions. The theory is not needed to explain Dark Energy, which is now explained by gravitational time dilation.
 
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