Date: 15/04/2016 10:22:40
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 874422
Subject: Dark Matter as Anti-Matter Universe

Dark Matter’s Invisible Hand

Something that has raised questions to my mind is the similarity in ratio between the apparently missing primordial anti-matter and those of dark matter. So….

As gravity has a square of the distance nature in it’s effects upon the visible universe, might it not also have a similar equation that deals with mass separation in time? I don’t know of a definitive reason that a matter and antimatter universe could not occupy the same relative space, being separated only by each lobes path within it’s spacetime trajectory.

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Date: 15/04/2016 10:36:38
From: Cymek
ID: 874433
Subject: re: Dark Matter as Anti-Matter Universe

Postpocelipse said:


Dark Matter’s Invisible Hand

Something that has raised questions to my mind is the similarity in ratio between the apparently missing primordial anti-matter and those of dark matter. So….

As gravity has a square of the distance nature in it’s effects upon the visible universe, might it not also have a similar equation that deals with mass separation in time? I don’t know of a definitive reason that a matter and antimatter universe could not occupy the same relative space, being separated only by each lobes path within it’s spacetime trajectory.

Not sure what that means but hasn’t it been proposed that antimatter could exist within our universe contained within magnetic fields, the Van Allen belts was one area to look

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Date: 15/04/2016 10:40:12
From: Postpocelipse
ID: 874434
Subject: re: Dark Matter as Anti-Matter Universe

Cymek said:


Postpocelipse said:

Dark Matter’s Invisible Hand

Something that has raised questions to my mind is the similarity in ratio between the apparently missing primordial anti-matter and those of dark matter. So….

As gravity has a square of the distance nature in it’s effects upon the visible universe, might it not also have a similar equation that deals with mass separation in time? I don’t know of a definitive reason that a matter and antimatter universe could not occupy the same relative space, being separated only by each lobes path within it’s spacetime trajectory.

Not sure what that means but hasn’t it been proposed that antimatter could exist within our universe contained within magnetic fields, the Van Allen belts was one area to look

Antimatter is known to maintain various magnetic positions but this is not a primordial quantity being developed post massing.

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