Dark Matter is baryonic matter passed through a black hole?

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Wouldn't this explain why galaxies with no black holes are so small?
 
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From what I've learned, the black hole doesn't lose mass, that which it captures it keeps, i.e. nothing is "passed through".
 
Silenus said:
Dark Matter is baryonic matter passed through a black hole?
No, that doesn't even make sense. You would do well to read some basic cosmology plus study the Standard Model.
 
Silenus said:
Wouldn't this explain why galaxies with no black holes are so small?

No, and since this concept isn't found anywhere in mainstream science as far as I know, thread locked.