Gamma-Ray Glow Hints at Dark Matter in the Center of Our Galaxy (Milky Way, universe)

[Brian.Pearson]

The coming decade will be the decade of dark matter, some scientists say, as efforts to detect the mysterious stuff will either pay off or rule out the most promising hypothesis about what it is. But astronomers may have already detected signs of dark matter in the heart of our own Milky Way galaxy, a pair of astrophysicists now says.

[NickyQuen]

And interesting point. The focus is so heavy on dark matter and dark energy that they are potentially missing the point. About 4% of protons and neutrons make up some of the known universe, and a speculative 23% of proposed dark matter. And what about the rest?

The Universe comprises of super plastic energy matter, forming a scaffold throughout the Universe, interlaced dimensionally with the physical cosmic objects, matter and gases. The Universe basically sits in a pool of super plastic energy matter. The flows of super plastic energy set up areas of compression forming time-space curvatures that create gravitational energy fields, especially when surrounding an object of mass. The super plastic energy environment flows around objects of mass forming gravitational potentials.

There are many properties of plastic super energy matter, of which high energy particles can enter one part of the scaffold and suddenly appear at a different point in the scaffold almost instantaneously. Therefore the release of cosmic and photonic radiation could either be evidence of sub-space transfer from another part of the Universe or a reaction (similar to friction and heat release), of the plastic super energy matter undergoing a process.

Wait and see. It won't be long now.