Dark Matter is an Extreme State of Dark Energy (Fifth Interaction)
Keywords:
dark energy, dark matter, quantum vacuum, gravitation, antigravitation, spin
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The physics of extreme states of matter (including dark matter) underlies the modern understanding of the evolution and structure of the Universe. The article presents the parameters of a new dark matter particle obtained in the experiments of Professor Attila Krashnahorkai during a bombardment of a piece of lithium-7 the protons with the formation of an unstable beryllium nucleus-8 and electrons - positrons pairs (fifth interaction). The article contains comments to the lecture of the Academician V.E. Fortova “The Physics of Extreme States of Matter.”
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2019-05-15
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