Could Nucleonic Forces Hold the Key to Solving the Dark Matter Mystery?

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SUMMARY

The forum discussion centers on the potential solutions to the dark matter mystery, with participants expressing skepticism about the Higgs boson’s ability to resolve the identity of dark matter (DM). Key theories mentioned include the Freely Coasting Cosmological model (FCM) and Self Creation Cosmology (SCC), which suggest that dark matter may originally be baryonic, consisting of intermediate-mass black holes (IMBHs). The discussion also highlights the inadequacy of neutrinos, modified gravity theories like MOND, and the necessity of microlensing evidence in supporting the existence of dark matter.

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  • Understanding of dark matter concepts and theories
  • Familiarity with the Higgs boson and its implications in cosmology
  • Knowledge of the Freely Coasting Cosmological model (FCM) and Self Creation Cosmology (SCC)
  • Basic principles of general relativity and quantum field theory
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  • Research the implications of the Higgs boson on cosmological models
  • Explore the Freely Coasting Cosmological model (FCM) in detail
  • Investigate the role of intermediate-mass black holes (IMBHs) in dark matter theories
  • Study microlensing and its significance in dark matter evidence
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Astronomers, physicists, and cosmologists interested in the nature of dark matter and the underlying theories of the universe's structure.

What do you think will solve the Dark Matter problem?

  • Neutrinos

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  • Error corrections of the data

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  • MACHOS

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  • Total voters
    30
  • #31
Just thinking out loud here, it seems to me that the energies we are involved with are the same energies on the small scales as the large, and we seem not to be taking into account the effect that nucleons repell until they reach a certain distance threshold, at which point they attract fiercely. Also atoms and Molecules seem to attract and repel each other, Not necessarily with only positive/negative interactions, nor with only magnetic, but also with I am supposing these nucleonic forces. I seem to remember the voyager probes encountering something that is changing their trajectory. My thoughts follow along the line that the solar systems as well as molecules and atoms are interacting with these same, albeit magnified and intensified, nucleonic forces. I believe I have not seen a paper addressing these forces, too small perhaps? Well, consider gravity is supposed to be the weakest of energies...
A ton of Aerogel will crush you as handily as a ton of lead... I believe all of the atomic forces accumulate and impinge on the macro world, and subsequently on the galactic.
~Dan
 

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