Thoughts on the Universe

Some Written Summary Thoughts

The Quantum Universe (pdf)

Mystical Universe Book Proposal

The Universal Wave

Some Wild Thoughts

Possible sources of Dark Matter

• Quantum Many Worlds
  In the Many Worlds version of Quantum physics as was described mathematically by Hugh Everett, the universe keeps spitting into superpositions of itself. That means that there is an unlimited number of parallel universes with all the other possible outcomes playing out in them. 
  There could be a gravity effect (bleedover) between these parallel universes. We can't see these parallel universes since they are orthogonal to us (perpendicular in some unseen dimension), but we may feel their presence in their gravity.
  
• Esoteric particles including supersymmetric particles
  We haven't found all the particles of the Standard Model of physics. And some of those particles that we have found interact with "our" matter so rarely that they can pass right through the earth. If we have even more supersymmetric particles, then there may be a sea of particles that pass through us without interacting with us. 

Possible sources of Dark Energy

• Antimatter
  If antimatter is matter going backwards in time (one of the ways of describing antimatter), how does antimatter respond to gravity? 
  Does antimatter fall into a gravity well in our time frame?
  Does antimatter fall into a gravity well in its time frame?
  How does it obey the law of gravity?
  It is hard to make neutral antimatter, so we haven't been able to test the effect of gravity on antimatter.
  
  If antimatter falls into a gravity well in it's time, then all the antimatter would have fallen into the universal gravity well in our past. That sounds like the Big Bang. In our time (past and future) antimatter would be falling out of the gravity well. So antimatter formed in the early universe would fall away from the "center" of the universe resulting in the expansion of the universe. This antimatter would still be in the universe, still creating expansion. It does appear that a separation of matter and antimatter has occurred. The matter would have been falling in towards itself, in towards stars, galaxies, galactic clusters, and a small universe. The antimatter has been falling away from the gravity centers of stars, galaxies, and galactic clusters, and has been falling towards an expanding universe. 

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