Gravitational lensing can uncover dark matter.

“Artist’s impression illustrating how wave-like density patterns produced by ultralight dark matter could warp space and alter the path of light from a distant source. As the light travels past the lensing object on its way to Earth, it follows a distorted path shaped by the surrounding mass distribution. The reflective sphere symbolizes the still-unknown nature of dark matter. The image was created using 3D computer graphics software. Credit: Amruth Alfred.” (ScitechDaily, Dark Matter May Behave Like Waves and a Distant Quasar Could Prove It)

Distant quasars can prove that dark matter acts like waves. And if the mythical WIMP is a quantum-sized black hole. That explains gravitational waves. This means that the graviton is a WIMP. That missing graviton boson is just the traveling quantum-sized black hole. This means that. When. Those quantum-sized black holes travel through the universe. They bind energy from around them. And that can explain why gravity is so special. 

Dark matter can bend light. And that can make it possible to see the WIMP. Dark matter is a mystery. It is a gravitational effect with an invisible source. Some galaxies seem to have less dark matter than others. That tells us dark matter can be denser in some areas. And less dense. In some other areas. How dense could those dark matter nebulas be? Nobody knows. Could dark matter form black holes in a very dense energy field? It should. 

Have the ability. To form a black hole. If. Dark matter particles interact through gravity. They should. Have the ability. To form black holes. The black hole doesn’t just pull matter inside it. Its energy also pushes particles away.  So if WIMPs (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles) are quantum-sized black holes. Their halos could have a stronger push effect. Compared. With the event horizon size. than so-called “regular” black holes do. 

The only fact that reseachers know about that strange phenomenon is this. Dark matter. Has gravitational interaction with visible matter. There are. Many things that dark matter could be. In some visions, dark matter is a particle. 

Inside some other particle. And if the particle spins very fast. That spin forms the quantum vacuum around the particle. 

When quantum fields from around the particle try to fill that point. That. Increases the pull of the particle’s gravitational field. When wave movement travels through that microvacuum. That microvacuum stretches it. Its wave movement becomes longer. 

Another version of that model is that Dark matter could be quantum-sized black holes. 

There is also a model. That dark matter is the cosmic minivacuums. Those microvacuums form when very high-energy particles travel outside the galaxy. When. Those particles travel out from the galactic halo. 

They suddenly go into a very low-energy space. This makes them release energy very fast. That forms a cosmic microvacuum. This acts like a particle. 

If. Particles like photons or electrons form outside the galaxy supercluster. They travel faster than they can travel in the supercluster. They release their energy into the plasma. That connects galaxies in the supercluster. And that forms the radiation. 

In some other models, dark energy and dark matter are connected to the universe’s expansion.

There could be a denser plasma wave at the outer border of the universe. That plasma formed when the Big Bang sent an energy wave into the universe. When. That energy wave traveled through space. There formed whirls in that energy. Those whirls turned into the first electrons and later quarks. 

Today, the expansion of the universe forms similar but lower-energy whirls behind that borderline of the universe. There. Could be cosmic microvacuums just inside the plasma wave. And when particles go into that microvacuum, they evaporate. 

If. We think that most of the matter in the universe is at the outer border of the universe. So. The border of the universe is heavier than the internal areas. If. Most galaxies are in that border. 

That means the border sends energy into the universe’s internal areas. There, that energy reflects. And pushes the outer border outward. If the outer border of the universe. Particles also escape from the universe. In that case, those particles also evaporate. They send radiation. And subparticles back to the universe. Those particles impact the universe’s borderline. And they travel faster. Than. They should. 

When those particles impact the universe. They. Must release their kinetic energy. This forms Cherenkov radiation in the universe. That radiation forms when quarks or some other particles hit the border of the universe. The same thing happens inside the plasma wave. But. When a particle evaporates inside that plasma wave. All energy and subparticles can escape from the universe only through that plasma border. 

https://scitechdaily.com/dark-matter-may-behave-like-waves-and-a-distant-quasar-could-prove-it/

New evidence: black holes are the source of dark energy

Black holes are candidates for a source of dark energy. Dark energy is the free energy or wave movement that rips the universe into pieces. And the thing that makes dark energy mysterious is that there seem no sources for that wave movement.  

Sometimes introduced that dark energy is the gravitational maser effect where crossing gravitational waves interact with other particles. And that causes the mysterious wave movement. At this point, I must say that those particles can be virtual. The virtual particle can be the whirl or wave in the gravitational- or some other wave movement. 

The thing that makes dark energy interesting is if its source is in black holes. That could mean that the secret of antigravitation can hide in the dark energy. 

Sometimes antigravitation is described as oppositely acting gravitational wave movement. And that makes the dark energy interesting. 

In some gravitational models, gravitation is formed when three quantum fields around the quarks cross each other. That thing forms the electromagnetic tornado. In that model, the gravitational tornado is electromagnetic low-pressure. And that pulls the particles or objects to each other. 

The idea of antigravitation is simple. The model of gravitational waves is that gravitation is radiation. And if those gravitational rays are hollow that forms electromagnetic low-pressure in that gravitational ray or channel. And those hollow radiation channels form the tornado-shaped radiation form where electromagnetic wave movement acts like a tornado. 

The source of antigravitation or pushing gravitation can be:

In the middle of the gravitational channel. 

Or at the edge of the gravitational channel. 

So what is antigravitation? 

Antigravitation is the effect where the repelling effect of the gravitational wave channel turns stronger than the pulling effect. The gravitational tornado sends gravitational waves from its edges. Gravitational waves are electromagnetic wave movements just like X- or gamma-rays. So if the gravitational whirl rotates at too high a speed that makes the pushing gravitational effect stronger than an electromagnetic vacuum can pull. 

One way to make antigravitation could be by sending some particles through those gravitational tornadoes. And that thing makes them repel objects. Or in some other models, if the speed of that whirl-shaped wave movement is high enough, that thing makes gravitational tornado pushing. In the last model, the gravitational tornado turns so small that the energy that travels from its edge turns stronger than electromagnetic low pressure in that electromagnetic tornado. 

It's the gravitational wave statue or small-size gravitational tornado where the interaction between the walls or edge of that tornado is stronger than the pulling effect of the electromagnetic low-pressure. 

In that model, the gravitation pushes and pulls at the same time. Gravitation is like a channel where is the shell that forming of superstrings (or extremely thin wave movement bites). 

The ratio of the inside of the channel to its edge determines does that gravitational tornado pull or pushes. If the edge is larger, or its energy level is so high that electromagnetic low-pressure cannot repeal it that makes gravitation push.  In that model, the antigravitation forms at the gravitational tornado's edge. 

https://scitechdaily.com/cosmological-coupling-new-evidence-points-to-black-holes-as-source-of-dark-energy/

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About gravitational fields, from quantum gravitation to black holes.

Chains from quantum gravitation models into neutron stars and black holes' models form the theory or idea of solid wave motion fields. 

Can wave motion itself turn solid? The fact is that material and particles are a solid form of wave motion. But can wave motion or superstring form plate-shaped layers? And can that layer can act 

But let's start with quantum gravitation. 

Well, we can say that quantum gravitation is one version of gravitation. Every object with mass has a gravitational field, and that's it. Another name for gravitation should be a mass force. So if we think that every object with measurable mass has a gravitational field, we can say that lots of those objects with mass form stronger gravitational fields. 

The reason why observing quantum gravitation is so difficult is that the object that is under research is so small. And its gravitational field is so weak.  

Measuring the gravitational fields of single electrons and quarks is not an easy thing. But those objects can tell what is the thing, that causes gravitation? Is it radiation that travels through those particles? 

Gravitational fields around extreme objects. 

So lots of objects with quantum gravitational fields are forming planets, stars, neutron stars, and black holes. The last case is so different that we can only say that the quarks and electrons that formed the star before it turned into a black hole are somewhere behind an event horizon. But the form of those particles is different than it was before they turned into the black hole. 

Sometimes people are talking about fermion stars. Well, all objects in the universe are formed of fermions. Fermions are forming atoms and all known material. Other elementary particle groups are bosons that transport some force. 

Quark stars are the hypothetical medium between neutron stars and black holes massive gravitation pulls quantum fields off from the neutrons. That effect will uncover quarks that are forming those neutrons. In that case, the thing that is left is the ball of pure quarks. 

The material should act like water in a gravitational field. When the gravitational field turns strong enough that forms ice. Gravitational ice is covering some extremely hot exoplanets. When pressure is low the water starts to boil at low temperatures. 

If we put material in a bubble where are no quantum fields, that material turns wave motion. The reason for that is that the pressure of quantum fields cannot resist the incoming free energy. Or the particle just turns wave motion because energy travels out from it. 

But if we continue this chain, we are facing a theoretical situation. Where an extremely powerful wave motion can turn solid in the powerful gravitational field. In another scenario, impacting wave motions can form a so-called solid wave motion field. That means the wave motion turns so strong that it can make a layer that seems solid. But that is pure theory. 

But in black holes, the intensive gravitation makes something that we cannot even imagine. There is the possibility that wave motion can make solid layers that is acting like material. If we want to make the material by using some wave motion we must pull it to extreme pressure by using counter-wave motion. 

Theoretically is possible to form a plate. That forms by pure wave motion or superstrings. There is the possibility that standing wave motion turns to solid form. 

In that case, there must form skyrmions. And then both sides coming energy impacts are forming a layer that acts like material. That material could be the plate of superstrings. But there is one problem. Solid gravitational or electromagnetic field requires extremely high power energy. 

 https://scitechdaily.com/ask-a-caltech-expert-physicists-explain-quantum-gravity/

Is gravitation itself dark energy?

 

"Using a new process of laser cooling, MIT physicists have invented a new technique to cool atoms into condensates faster than the conventional method while conserving a large fraction of the original atoms". ScitechDaily.com/MIT Physicists Develop a Faster Way to Make Bose-Einstein Condensates).

So, could this similar phenomenon explain gravitation? 

If some wave motion travels through an atom, or subatomic elementary particle it turns the particle colder. Or particle drops to a lower energy level. That causes a situation where energy from outside starts to travel in that particle. That is on the lower energy level. That wave motion causes a situation, where wave motion. Which travels in cooler particles and takes other particles with it. And, that could explain why gravitation is so weak in interaction. 

Gravitation is radiation or wave motion. And when wave motion travels through quantum fields it takes part of that quantum field to itself. That means the wave motion that travels through quantum fields makes those quantum fields weaker. 

So is gravitation itself the dark energy? Or is it a carrier wave that transports unknown wave motion? Dark Energy means free energy or mysterious wave motion that rips the universe into pieces. But could that thing be some kind of form of gravitation? If gravitational radiation is like a pike, it could explain why we cannot see that thing. 

When we look at the case, where a laser ray takes energy away from an atom and transforms it to Bose-Einstein condensate, we can imagine that gravitation works a similar way. There is the possibility that gravitational radiation travels through subatomic particles and that radiation acts like a laser ray that pushes energy away from the atom. 

If that thing is right gravitational radiation push energy away from the quantum field that is forming the major part of atoms and subatomic particles. When gravitational-wave motion or gravitational radiation travels across the particles it takes part of the quantum field with it. 

And then that effectively turns the quantum field smaller. When the quantum field turns smaller it causes an electromagnetic low-pressure. And that thing causes the outside quantum fields are pushing particles harder. If that model is right. That means gravitational radiation or some other radiation rips particles into pieces.

When that wave motion impacts the quantum field it causes interaction. That interaction increases free energy in the system. And that free energy causes a situation that rips material into pieces. When the quantum field is turning weaker the outside quantum field starts to push material harder.

But cosmic inflation means that also outside quantum field is turning weaker. And that thing causes the quantum fields of subatomic particles to turn larger. Those quantum fields are also turning weaker. And that means the free energy slips inside the system. Free energy doesn't take a part in the system. But it breaks the subatomic bonds between elementary particles. 

At first, atoms break, and then the subatomic elementary particles turn to wave motion. The reason for that is strange radiation that is traveling in the universe. The name of that radiation is Dark Energy. But is gravitational radiation the same thing as Dark energy? Or is gravitational radiation only a carrier wave, that transports some other radiation? 

https://scitechdaily.com/mit-physicists-develop-a-faster-way-to-make-bose-einstein-condensates/

Gravitation is the key to a deep understanding of the universe.

Gravitational waves can give information about the things like neutron stars' internal structures. Gravitational waves are wave motion, just like radio waves and light. 

So gravitational radiation must be electromagnetic radiation that is out of the known electromagnetic spectrum. But it's radiation. Like all other wave motion. 

So that thing makes it possible to use models that are made for radio waves and other wave motions to model the behavior of gravitation. The source of gravitational radiation is unknown. That hypothetical graviton particle could be very large. Or it could be a very small particle. 

*Gravitational wave's wavelength could be so short that its frequency is above gamma rays. This means that a graviton should be an extremely small particle. 

*Or the gravitational wave's wavelength could be longer than radio waves. But that requires that the hypothetical graviton is a very large particle. 

Gravitational waves are proving that gravitation is wave motion. And it should interact as all other wave motion does. This thing makes gravitation so interesting. 

*Gravitational waves can reflect. 

*Gravitational lens can focus gravitational waves to one focus. 

*And there is a possibility that the gravitational waves can put to slide over the object. 

*A case where gravitational waves slide over the surface makes still theoretical "gravitational stealth" possible. 

*Theoretically, this thing can act like plasma stealth. Between the physical layer and impacting gravitational waves is a layer of gravitational waves. 

*Theoretically, standing gravitational waves can keep impacting gravitational waves away from the physical layer. 

*Or gravitational waves can turn around by using the gravitational counter waves. 

*If black holes reflect gravitational waves that thing causes one interesting question. 

*Are those reflecting gravitational waves causing the antigravitation? 

*And could the reflecting gravitational waves be the thing that is the dark energy? 

There is a possibility that the gravitational waves that are left from black holes are reflections of gravitational radiation that impact the black hole's gravitational field. In that model the more powerful gravitation from black holes makes the gravitational waves reflect away from it. In the same way, the more powerful electromagnetic radiation is pushing weaker radiation away. 

So if gravitational waves are reflecting from the black holes, that thing can be the reason for the mysterious antigravitation. So the question is "Are dark energy, and antigravitation the same thing?" 

Could the hypothetical reflecting gravitational waves which jump out from the stronger gravitational field, that have the same frequency in their wave motion be the source of the antigravitation? So, are hypothetical antigravitation and dark energy the same thing? 

The idea of this model is that gravitational waves always have the same frequency. And when the same frequency gravitational waves impact with each other the more powerful radiation pushes weaker radiation away from the stronger gravitational field. 

So there is a possibility that researchers are using stealth technology. And especially jammer systems for modeling the system that makes it possible to create particles or objects where gravitational waves are not impacting. 

The reflecting gravitational waves could explain why Sagittarius A the central black hole of the galaxy Milky Way loses its mass. “At the moment, Sagittarius is slowly being torn apart, but 1-2 billion years ago it was significantly larger, probably around 20 percent of the mass of the Milky Way’s disk,” (ScitechDaily/The Milky Way Is Mysteriously Rippling – Scientists Might Finally Know Why)

The reason why Sagittarius loses its mass is simple. That supermassive black hole doesn't get enough material to eat. And that causes vaporization.  The reflecting gravitational waves can be one reason why the Milky Way is losing its size. Of course, things like centripetal force, and the radiation from billions of objects are ionizing the gas disk. And things like hydrogen ions are repelling each other. But things like dark energy or free energy whose origin is not known can explain why galaxies are ripping into pieces. 

But could those reflecting gravitational waves explain that mysterious dark energy? If that reflecting hypothetical gravitational radiation is the mirror effect of the gravitation we could say that this thing could cause the mysterious antigravitation. And maybe that thing could explain the mystical wave motion called dark energy. 

https://scitechdaily.com/the-milky-way-is-mysteriously-rippling-scientists-might-finally-know-why/amp/