If there were no massless particles, than the universe would only have the weight of all its masses.
Further, there's no place in the universe that's void of massless particles.
Topic: Discuss my epiphany about dark matter. (Read 211 times)
Dark matter is the accumulation of massless particles traveling at the speed of causality, with some parts of the universe denser than others, explained in my forthcoming white paper why the latter is true opposed to being equally dispersed.
If there were no massless particles, than the universe would only have the weight of all its masses.
Further, there's no place in the universe that's void of massless particles.
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If there were no massless particles, than the universe would only have the weight of all its masses.
Further, there's no place in the universe that's void of massless particles.
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