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Re: The Dominium Model: Part 2
Move 11
One of the most traditionally vexing observations of the CMB is the apparent uniformity of the titer of microwave photons that make up this phenomenon. The uniformity of the distribution of photons produced during CMB creation is superficially paradoxical to the necessary ultimate clumping of material into galaxies, which were assumed separated by vast distances of “void.”
In the last paragraph the word “void” was put in quotes for two reasons. The first reason is because Move #10 categorically asserts that material was deposited into these areas between galaxies as a part of development, i.e., micelles of opposite-type material were purged from all developing galaxies and smeared into this area while undergoing rapid expansion. The second reason for calling attention to the old assumption that galaxies are separated by the void of space is because this arcane notion has been proven categorically incorrect via the hard data of verified observation. Multiple analyses of the mass distribution of the Universe have categorically shown that large amounts of mass exists been galaxies … exactly the place where old assumptions said it couldn’t/wouldn’t exist … researchers who located this mass signature dubbed it “Dark-matter.”
Not only do the Dominium’s deductions match data that has been confirmed and verified, but also the data that it matches (observed measurements of dark-matter) are "anomalous" and absolutely defy explanation under conventional theories. Not only is the Dominium’s explanation for the creation of dark-matter simple, but also it is a necessary continuation of the well-understood process of self-assembly that would occur given conditions of gravitational repulsion. The goal of this analysis was never to give explanation/prediction for dark-matter, however, that outcome was a necessary byproduct of the deductions that flow naturally.
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In comparison to the Universe we are all much more puny and more short-lived than microbes
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