Authors: Alphonsus J. Fagan
Unexplained gravitational potentials in deep space have been generally attributed to dark matter. This paper explores an alternative that unites the concepts of dark matter and dark energy, and is rooted in the idea that space is a tangible ‘substance’ that is being created at different rates at different locations. The concept of congenital gravitational structure ('structural gravity') is introduced and the possibility that antimatter experiences anti-gravity is discussed. Among other things, the conjectures predict the phenomenon of 'inverse gravitational lensing' and possible examples are identified — in particular as associated with the peculiar galaxy known as Hoag's Object. The conjectures also offer possible explanations for a number of poorly understood phenomena, including: the antimatter cloud; dark matter halos; the vacuum catastrophe; counter-rotating galaxies; the Hubble radius; and, large scale cosmic features. Although the ideas are mainly discussed at a conceptual level, the proposed model also makes a number of testable predictions.
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