Everyone must know the
description of how gravity works, originally formulated by Newton and updated
by Einstein. Whenever you watch a
science doc talking about gravity they always show a heavy ball in the middle
of a stretched piece of rubber or something similar; then someone rolls the
smaller ball in a straight line towards the heavy object and the smaller ball
curves around the larger ball, simulating an orbiting pattern. Einstein called this space-time, and said
heavy objects cause the space to curve which cause an object that is moving in
a straight direction to curve around the heavier object. Simple and amazing when you think about it
further. They have now proved it so by showing
light from distant stars through gravitational lensing. The dark matter curves space-time and we see the
light behind, this is how they know dark matter exists.
However, this causes a problem as
I see it. Does dark matter exist all
around us? I have read it might. I have watched astronomy docs where they
mention this, but if this is the case how does the description of gravity
formulated by Einstein work on a galaxy level or a universal level. Surely, such a simplistic concept falls
apart. Think about it, dark matter holds
the galaxy together like some kind of super heavy glue, binding the normal matter
in place so that the galaxy spins evenly (meaning the stars all orbit the
galaxy at the same speed, the inner stars and the outer). Yet it is not strong enough to keep planets orbiting
a star evenly. I presume, in fact it
must be true that dark matter clumps together in the same way normal matter
does, yet it manages to clump together in such a way that the whole galaxy and
every galaxy manages to spin evenly, each star in every galaxy spinning at a
steady rate equal to the other stars.
How convenient.
There must be more to this even
spin cycle for want of a better expression.
It cannot just be the density of dark matter; it must be the
distribution of dark matter, because there has to be more dark matter near the
outer limits of the galaxy, than at the centre.
Now all of this brings me back to
the diagram they use to show Einstein’s theory of general relativity and the
large ball on the stretched rubber. This
diagram does not work on a galaxy level; it only works at a star system level,
the galaxy level is more like the bike going around the wall of death. Perhaps a barrier of some kind stops the galaxies
flying apart, or whatever, something other than dark matter’s density. Perhaps there is a connection between the
black hole at the centre, and the edge of the galaxy. It makes me think of the doc I watched where
they showed a form of energy device called the Torus, picture below. Now if you think of a galaxy like that then to
me at least it starts to make more sense.
You can then cut the Torus in half, and create a kind of ying and yang of
energy flowing from one side of the positive galaxy say our side, through to
the negative or the other side. The energy
flows constantly and we perceive it as dark matter that creates a wall or some
kind of an invisible barrier, as we would perceive it in our reality. This in turn keeps the galaxy from flying
apart.
Obviously, we cannot see this
happening as it probably is happing at speeds beyond the speed of light, hence
why we cannot see it. Of course, it seems so obvious that is
why we cannot see dark matter, or dark energy, they travel beyond the speed of
light. Perhaps I am letting my imagination
get the better of me but hey, anything is possible.
Whilst looking for an image of
the Torus I found a quotation, it is from the doc I saw the Torus mentioned in,
the doc called Thrive and is definitely worth a watch. The quotation does seem to make sense.
“Looking back on almost half
a century of research, including thousands of books, films, interviews with
experts from diverse fields, if I were to pick one common denominator to all
the facets of my quest, it would be the TORUS, the fundamental energy pattern
that invites our alignment at every level of our existence for us to survive
and thrive.”
Foster Gamble
I would have never seen a connection if I had not been confused by the idea
of dark matter as something that is all around us and the diagram of Einstein’s
description of gravity. Perhaps there is
no connection, but what if there is, and beyond our visual limits of reality
the galaxy and the Universe is a mirror and we are seeing only one half and the
black hole is the energy conduit, that forces energy we call dark matter from
one side of the mirror to the other.
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