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Dark Matter and Dark Energy The dark matter and dark energy that scientists have been observed in galaxies are plasmas. The dark matter is ionized dust particles and ions in the plasma; and dark energy is the electromagnetic fields of the plasma. Since the dark matter is estimated to be over ninety percent of a galaxy's mass, the recessional velocities of 650 kilometers per second, which scientists have been measuring, are actually the velocity of the plasmas rather than the speed of the stars within the galaxies. The discovery supports the Plasma Universe model that was conceived by Hannes Alfven, in 1966. Plasma Cosmology is based upon a broad foundation of observations, scientific phenomenon, and symmetry between matter and antimatter. Anthony Peratt has developed computer models for galaxies using a large computer to apply the Maxwell - Lorentz equations, which are the basic laws governing the forces produced by the interactions, between electric and magnetic fields. to two huge groups of charged particles.
The simulations accurately match observations for ordinary and radio galaxies and confirm Alfven's concept of the Plasma Universe. For more information, please contact Anthony L. Peratt or read his book on the Physics of the Plasma Universe. If the Plasma Universe model, which assumes similar quantities of matter and antimatter, is correct, then the Big Bang model, which assumes only matter in the universe, must be the wrong. |
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