CG on Science Dark Matter in a Fluid Universe, (Paperback)

<b><i>Dark Matter in a Fluid Universe (1st Edition)</i></b> is an alternative proposal as to how galaxies and planetary systems are formed. The book cover image is that of both a developing protoplanetary system as well as a developing galaxy. The ratios and principals involved are the same. The inner 37% of the radius of a developing system is defined / repurposed as the Hill's Cloud. The outer 63% of the radius is defined / repurposed as the Oort Cloud. Evidence produced in the book also provides a solution for the Dark Matter / Dark Energy riddle of the Cosmos. <p>The author then asks, which approach defining the formation of galaxies and planetary systems do you think is more plausible? That provided by <b><i>Dark Matter in a Fluid Universe</i></b>? Or what you were taught in grade school and college? Remember, scientists state they have no idea what Dark Matter / Dark Energy are comprised of or where they're located. <b><i>Dark Matter in a Fluid Universe</i></b> claims to provide that answer.</p>

• CG on Science Dark Matter in a Fluid Universe, (Paperback)
• Author: Wayne Wilhelm
• ISBN: 9798324854461
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2024-05-07
• Page Count: 114