Physical mysteries: What makes up the Universe?

01. 02. 2017
6th international conference of exopolitics, history and spirituality

Sun, moon, stars - these and other long-known objects are not far from everything in the universe. According to today's findings, the universe consists only of 5% our known matter. The following astronomical observations speak for this:

  1. The centrifugal force would have long since torn apart the rotating galaxies to pieces, had it not been for the invisible matter that holds them together by gravity. What this dark matter looks like is not known. Only the gravitational action of this matter is known. Nothing else. Astronomers estimate that this dark matter makes up about 27% of the mass in our universe.
  2. As far as the largest part of the universe is concerned, scientists consider an unknown form of energy to date. As a result of the gravity of all matter, the universe's necessity would have to slow down. However, it is quite the opposite. The universe is expanding faster and faster. Scientists believe that the cause of this phenomenon is dark energy. It acts antigravitatively. Since, according to Einstein 's theory, energy is the equivalent of matter, juncture energy can be incorporated as part of the material universe. This component is 68% of the universe. Despite the fact that this mass is so much (most), it stubbornly lacks any effort on the part of scientists to observe it or to prove its form.

Again, the resonance field theory, based on the fractals brought by Nassima Haramein's team, is being offered.

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