Recent content by Dee Flont

The following is more evidence of the same physical phenomenon as SISSA found which we are not allowed to discuss because it has to do with baryonic matter interacting with dark matter which is not what mainstream physics thinks occurs. The Milky Way's dark matter halo appears to be lopsided...

Unexpected interaction between dark matter and ordinary matter in mini-spiral galaxies "We studied 36 galaxies, which was a sufficient number for statistical study. By doing this, we found a link between the structure of ordinary, or luminous matter like stars, dust and gas, with dark matter."...

Are de Broglie's "subquantic medium" and a smoothly distributed superfluid dark matter that waves the same 'stuff'?

Dark Matter's New Wrinkle: It May Behave Like Wavy Fluid The mysterious dark matter that makes up most of the matter in the universe may behave more like wavy fluids

That quote is the reason why I don't like that video. I like the video because it does the best job of showing the particle interacting with its associated wave causing it to walk. It's also does the best job of showing the associated wave traveling through both slits. However, it's not what...

What about physicists using a smoothly distributed superfluid dark matter that waves to model wave-particle behavior? Could the silicon substrate be analogous to a smoothly distributed superfluid dark matter that waves? The first video borrows strongly from the subsequent two. It's a good...

De Broglie theorized a "subquantic medium" which fills "empty space" is what waves in a double slit experiment. There are physicists who now consider dark matter to be a smoothly distributed superfluid that waves. Are De Broglie and the physicists referring to the same 'stuff'?

In pilot-wave theory the pilot-wave is the wave-function wave. De Broglie realized the wave-function wave existed in fictitious configuration space which means the pilot-wave is also fictitious. It was then that De Broglie went back to his original double solution theory. NON-LINEAR WAVE...

It's being reported that the dark matter is much more smoothly distributed than previously thought http://www.space.com/34926-dark-matter-not-so-clumpy.html When the researchers then used this data to calculate how clumpy dark matter is, they discovered that it is significantly smoother than...

https://www.inverse.com/article/24863-dark-matter-might-be-smoother-than-we-thought Scientists have yet to actually observe dark matter in the flesh, but most research up to now posits it’s the kind of stuff that clumps up and aggregates into unwieldy masses around the universe. New research...