Astronomy: Dark Matter
— Part I
(Invisible Matter, Cold Matter, Expanding
Matter or Pushing Matter)
(Continued —
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[Part
II][Proof
of Wave Theory][NGC
2207 and IC 2163 Galaxies]
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Every wave is composed of ever smaller waves (quarks), until
the components ultimately merge with the space in their surrounding
area. Space is comprised of both miniscule and enormous wave
formations and features proportional energetic and magnetic
loops, which subsist on the energetic activity at the core
of the magnetic loops (black holes). For example, at the heart
of every galaxy is an internal swirl or vortex (a black hole)
in which the level of energetic activity determines the galaxy’s
size and the amount of surrounding dark space. In this phase,
the shining loop (path) is also proportional to the black
hole’s activity . As mentioned above, energetic matter
can be equated with the formation of ripples on the surface
of a pond. Consequently, this one highly-energetic matter
appears in either a shinning or lackluster form (picture).
The latter’s transparency misled us into assuming that
it is empty space. Shinning and dark matter seem to be aligned
at a wide perpendicular angle (picture below), but at every
point the energetic and magnetic paths exist as a superposition
of the electric and magnetic matter (loops or swirls). However,
both loops maintain their own proportions and behavior patterns.
Schrodinger’s idea of superposition
is apparently correct, and wave theory vindicates Schrodinger’s
thoughts in a very simple manner. To this day however, it
is difficult for me to fathom how he arrived at these remarkable
conclusions about the ingenious behavior of energetic matter
without any empirical evidence.
According to wave theory, the
magnetic portion is visible while its energetic part is dim.
The galaxy’s formation is delineated by a halo, which
is comprised of energetic matter. Similarly, the entire galaxy
is but ONE energetic matter (shrinking energetic space) that
is attempting to return to its previous space. This reverse
expansion process is carried out by different forms of energetic
activity. The wave’s energetic and magnetic loops are
in perpetual competition, which accounts for energetic matter’s
beautiful living behavior. This is especially pronounced in
magnetically concentrated energetic loops. Both the smallest
speck in the universe and the largest mass possess these characteristics.
Every single entity has pushing and pulling properties, whose
exact nature is determined by the particular phase transition
in which it resides.
Only the unbelievable two-loop formation of energetic matter
can create everything. In fact, all forms of energetic matter
contain the same framework of properties, which both oppose
and cooperate with the other elements within the wave as well
as with other various entities. These formations are not generic;
just as every human being is unique, no two atoms are absolutely
identical. Energetic matter conforms to its natural laws.
Nevertheless, on account of its high level of activity, it
constantly changes its configuration and appearance. At any
given moment, it will always choose the most appropriate option
(but it will not necessarily act in a mathematically optimal
manner).
It may be stated that the greater the energetic activity
in the center of a galaxy, the larger the galaxy's surrounding
energetic loop (dark space). Oddly enough, time in a highly
energetic loop shrinks alongside the energetic matter, and,
correspondingly, the high level of energetic activity expands.
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Dr. Chaim Tejman, Copyright©
2003. All rights reserved.
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