Can Dark Matter Be Explained by a High School Senior's Theory?

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Hello there my name is Frank Pelsue. I am currently a senior in high school that is fascinated with physics. I have what I think is an interesting theory on dark matter that I would like to present to all of you. It is unsupported currently but I am just brain storming.
 
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hello every one I'm in 5th grade and need some advice about electricity and how it works thanks
 

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