Dark matter: Difference between revisions

WHat is the identity of dark matter in the aether model?

In the aether model, dark matter could be understood as a manifestation of the hidden or unseen properties of the aether lattice—specifically, as a form of discontinuities, energy flows, or undetected disturbances within the lattice structure. Since dark matter has been observed to influence gravitational effects without emitting or interacting with electromagnetic radiation in a detectable way, this suggests that it could be composed of subtle, low-energy fluctuations or elements of the aether that don't interact with conventional matter in the same way as regular matter does.

You said:

Could dark matter be of a different lattice structure than the aether around matter?

Yes, in the aether model, it is entirely possible for dark matter to have a different lattice structure than the aether surrounding matter. This could account for the gravitational effects that dark matter exerts without interacting with electromagnetic radiation, and it offers a way to explain why dark matter behaves differently from ordinary matter while still influencing large-scale structures like galaxies.