True Black Matter: Space First, and Secondary Material
According to Einstein' s theory, the space can be warped, deformed, and distorted due to existence of mass or materials and substances.
In the solar system, the space around the Sun is warped, contracted, or compressed to the Sun. So, the light traverses this slant of the space around the Sun. This phenomenon was scientifically observed in the early 20th century to prove Einstein's theory.
However, it is not only light that moves along the deformed space around the Sun but also planets such as Venus, the Earth, Mars, etc. Or, it should be stated in this way: the huge mass of the Sun warps the space around the Sun, and then the Earth and other planets move along the slant of the space around the Sun.
And the solar system belongs to a galaxy called the Milky Way. Many, or specifically about 300 billion, solar systems are included in the Milky Way, and they are circling around the central point of the Milky Way like planets going around the Sun. Our solar systems is thought to rotate around the central point of the Milky Way in the period of 250 million years while the Earth rotates around the Sun taking one year. It is thought that there is a big Black Hole or many Black Holes at the center of the Milky Way, however they are not yet fully observed. But the main issue is that the central part of the Milky Way has not enough mass to have that amount of solar systems circling around it while the Sun has enough mass to have the Earth and other planes going around it.
Accordingly scientists think that actually there must be enough mass or substances with enough mass around the central area of the Milky Way but they are not invisible. Those invisible substances must have enough mass to allow the Milky Way to keep its structure: many solar systems circling around the center of the Milky Way. But as these substance are not yet observed, they are called Black Matter. Black Holes might be Black Matter, but scientifically these Black Holes in the central area of the Milky Way do not have enough effect of mass. So, the source of Black Matter is still a mystery. But its existence is scientifically confirmed as the Milky Way cannot take the present structure without Black Matter with a myriad of solar systems circling around its center.
But the key to this question is the warp of the space. Such many solar systems go around the center of the Milky Way along the slant of the space like the Earth circles around the Sun. And scientists think only that the space is warped only by existence of mass or stars. So, they are searching for the source of mass that realizes this structure of the Milky Way. However, is mass the only reason for the space to get warped? For some other reasons, can't the space be warped? If so, the efforts to try to find new material as the source of the origin of mass that causes the space around the center of the Milky Way to get warped are useless.
At the early stage of the development of the universe, hydrogen atoms were created as the first type of atoms. As the universe itself was small in the size, this universe was full of hydrogen atoms. However, hydrogen atoms were not spread evenly in the space. At some locations, they are dense, and at other locations, they are thin and spare. And as the universe is expanded through the Big Bang, the dense parts were separated from one another, forming stars and galaxies. Today the average distance between two galaxies is millions of light-years. The distance between our Milky Way and the nearest Andromeda Galaxy is about 2.5 million light-years. The point at issue is that Black Matter must have existed at the early stage of the universe and it contributed to the formation of galaxies.
Put simply, the space at the center of each galaxy must have been warped or ragged or more specifically concave so that hydrogen atoms easily gather and get concentrated to form original galaxies. In other words, the space of the universe was from the beginning ragged so that hydrogen atoms gathered to concave parts to form galaxies. There is no Dark Matter but originally warped space.
This theory suggests that in the extremely small size of the universe at the earliest stage of the development of the universe even before the Big Bang, it is not perfectly round, smooth, or uniform. This ragged surface of the original 3 dimensional space (from 10 to the minus 34 th power cm to 1 cm) was expanded to the size of many light-years through the Inflation and Big Bang. And concaves of the surface of the space were also expanded with hydrogen atoms in it, resulting in galaxies each of which is rotating around its center.
So, there is no Dark Matter but originally warped space. It is the nature of space and time of this universe. Error and uncertainty exist in anything in this universe. And one of such features is this ragged or concave surface of the universe, although three-dimensional. Without mass, parts of the space of the universe can be warped and deformed.
Or in other words, space first, and secondary material.
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