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Dark Matter Revealed


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1 Independent Researcher, Canadian Association of Physicists, Canada
 

Dark matter is hypothetical matter that supposedly suffuses the entire universe, filling the dark spaces between stars and galaxies. It is inferred to exist only because of a falsely presumed gravitational pull it appears to have on visible matter. Dark matter has none of the properties of visible matter nor any properties whatsoever, for the simple reason that dark matter does not exist.

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Dark Matter, Matter, Universe.
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Rowland D.
Independent Researcher, Canadian Association of Physicists, Canada

Abstract


Dark matter is hypothetical matter that supposedly suffuses the entire universe, filling the dark spaces between stars and galaxies. It is inferred to exist only because of a falsely presumed gravitational pull it appears to have on visible matter. Dark matter has none of the properties of visible matter nor any properties whatsoever, for the simple reason that dark matter does not exist.

Keywords


Dark Matter, Matter, Universe.

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