“GRAVITATIONAL TIME Dilation Explains HOW

RELATIVISTICALLY ACCUMULATED MASS–ENERGY- IS DARK MATTER”

 by Jose Gregorio Baquero

 2017

Abstract

In a similar way of how relativistic length contraction explain electromagnetism, relativistic effects explain the observations evidencing the existence of Dark Matter around Galaxies and galaxy clusters. When energy passes closer to galaxies it “slows down” due to gravitational time dilations. This decrease in speed compared to the speed that energy has when travelling farther away from galaxies cannot be perceived by observers within the frames of reference closer to the center of galaxies. Ultimately the accumulative effect is a substantial increase in energy density when seen from a frame of reference far from the center of galaxies and that increased energy density is imperceptible for an observer within the galaxy’s inner frames of reference.  The higher concentration of travelling energy around galaxies in effect has an equivalent relativistic mass that is creating…