The Features For Dark Matter And Dark Flow Found.
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1 The Feature For Dark Matter And Dark Flow Found. Author: Dan Vier, Alere, the Netherland Date: January 04 Abtract. Fly-By- and GPS-atellite reveal an earth-dark atter-halo i affecting the orbit-velocitie of atellite. After analyi by a new et of equation, which decribe dark atter, dark atterforce and quantu-gravity cobined in a new dark energy force-forula, the new forulation atch a percentage whereof atellite feel extra gravity. Alo the dark atter-denity ha been calculated. The analyi confir dark atter exit a a halo around the earth. Secondly it how what dark atter really i. It alo how what a dark flow i. The dark atter-feature are preented in a Double Toru Coology, a new odel for the univere, which replace Big Bang coology and enable to undertand dark atter better! Introduction. New dark atter-forulation prove a dark atter-halo around the earth affect Fly-by and GPS-atellite paing and circling around the earth. Correponding atellite-eaureent are put in perpective of a new et of equation belonging to a new coological odel for the univere, called the rotational Double Toru Univere. The et of equation how what dark atter really i! It eaily calculate dark atter, becaue thi i fundaental in the new odel. The analyi given explain why thee atellite get an extra orbit-velocity and feel ore earthgravity by a dark atter-halo around the earth. The new equation-fraework how dark atter are not a-particle in vacuu, but vacuu-toru-particle looking paciou foring an energy-pin-denity with pecific dienional feature. I prove dark atter are no WIMP. The WIMP are a product of uper-yetry fro tring-theory, but uper-yetry i explicitly ruled out by CERN-experient. The LUX-experient eaure dark atter wrongly. Dark-vacuu paciou pin-denitie appear to be related to a oving aller Newton-gravity contant. A calculation how an energy-denity of.5 x 0-4 J/ per and per - for paciou dark atter(thu per two coherent oving ae in a urface and per acceleration). The calculation ued a given extra orbit-velocity Δv of the fly-by atellite [],[] according to 0.008±0.004 / >Δv< 7.±0.07 / and proved the percentage of extra gravity caued by the paciou dark atter affective on the GPS-atellite atche the given to % []. That atch prove dark atter really exit. Perpective. Thi paper i a follow-up on paper [4] v. That paper preented the average of a aller Newton-contant playing a role in a poible halo of dark atter around the earth. Thi led to a calculation for the flow of dark atter energy-denity urrounding the earth. The calculation, however, i not part of tandard phyic. It i part of a new coology, called the Double Toru Univere, which i an alternative coology replacing Big Bang coology without eliinating GRT (General Relativity Theory). That flow of a dark atter denity ight epowerent an extra orbit-velocity of everal fly-by atellite. However, new invetigation on GPS-atellite alo are arked with fater velocitie
2 and iply a larger earth-a of about %. Thee invetigation are perfored with tandard phyic and ugget dark atter ight be the caue for the extra-velocity the GPSatellite. Thu both fly-by- and GPS-atellite are ubject to dark atter increaing their orbitvelocity. One can iagine dark atter pull on the atellite additional to the earth-gravity and ugget the earth having ore a than the AIU ha originally calculated. Thee invetigation urged e to put the in perpective of the et of equation I ue in the Double Toru fraework. The calculation I ue directly are ade on dark atter decribed in the Double Toru theory. Within that fraework it i hown how dark atter dienionally look like and that i not the ae a in tandard phyic. Standard phyic need a fundaental change to realize dark atter are not WIMP. WIMP are predicted by uper-yetry fro tring-theorie. But CERN-experient proved uper-yetry i not confired experientally. So, it i fully expected the LUX Dark Matter-project didn t find dark atter. The chance on finding it diinihe by the day. Their GeV per cro-ection of 7.6 x 0-48 [c ] for WIMP evaporate a a fata organa. In the new et of equation of the Double Toru Theory dark atter i ore like dark vacuu-particle than dark a-particle in vacuu. Dark atter i particularly a denity of pace!! Start of the analyi. Let tart with the explanation of how the dienion of dark atter vacuu-particle for a the dark atter energy-denity-flow, which affect the atellite a if earth attract the with ore gravity. A invetigated in y forer paper v (equation 4) thi ha all to do with a aller Newton-gravity contant G < G copared to the dark atter force. In that paper I calculated an AVERAGE dark atter quantu-pin of: ( ).0 J J x0 4 N N () Thi dienion characterize a a pin-denity (J per ) per, per N and per. Then I calculated the dark atter energy-denity for a atellite-orbit-velocity at k/: J 7 4 J x0.4x0.5x0 4 N N () Now I will dienionally prove thi dark atter-denity i a FLOW caued by a aller G written a G by G.v, where G i aller than the Newton-gravity contant. It ean G v i oving gravity at all cale. The velocity v i the orbit-velocity of a atellite!! I Start with thi pecific G, which i alo related to dark atter force, cauing the extra-velocity of the fly-by atellite, where Δv/v wa a dienionle nuber according to forulation in the v paper. But not in thi paper. Here it i:
3 v v x0 J 4 N () I will prove thi dienion can be correctly related to the tandard phyic of the Newtoncontant G in the dienion [N.( / )]. So, firtly in tandard phyic the dienion of But for : v i (dienionle) (4) v G N G N and (5) (6) Follow G. alo dienionle. (7) G Dienion (6) how an energy-denity (quared) i per Newton, but it alo per dark atter-a d a I decribe in the dark atter-force of the new dark energy-force equation within the et of equation of the Double Toru theory. Thi et of equation will be entioned jut afterward. a for Thi legitiize to put the energy-denity dienion into the dark atter energydenity a J, o that follow: d ebedded in J N. But then there i till iing a dienional part G which i (8)
4 Thi ake G for dark atter in the flyby-atellite cae dienionally correct per N and per, J a: G ' x0. Thi i the pin-denity of dark atter in a toru- 4 N geoetry with dienion [. ] and per N and per. Fro thi pin-denity in a toru, which i a FLOW, follow by the oveent of the aller Newton-gravity contant G < G = 6.6 x 0 - [N.( / )]. But G i changed in another order of dienion a dark atter pin-denity. That FLOW i affected by a velocity, a: J J J 4 N N N ' ' G v G v (9) Thi i a an energy-denity of dark atter (per N and par ). My et of equation of the new dark energy-force. The et of equation for the new dark energy-force i forulated could be retrieved in y other vixra-paper, but in general I give the here: di di F qf qf (0) de z d qf k z v de di () di qf k d d de Firtly: for G = 6.6 x 0 - [N.( / )] follow: di N and di () fro that follow: v qf k N () de qf d d kde (4)
5 di.di N Fde k 5 c O e de G (5) (6) O e L Planck (7) Equation (5) i the original dark energy force forula fro April 004 adapted with the + ign in Septeber 009, written a follow: 5 c Oe Fde Secondly: G N (8) for G = follow di and di (9) That i for axiu gravity. A well a the univere a the Planck-cale. So then follow: v qf k (0) de qf d d kde 8 Fde di.di () () Suarized a in it full definition, a follow:
6 8 F de v kde d kde quantu ubquantu 5 c O e kde 0 G' G 0 otherwie no univere Planck cale Univer e cale O e L Planck For 0 < G < G the aller Newton-gravity contant G tart oving by the product of G and the velocity (v )related to the dark a ( d ), which i ebedded in dark atter vacuuparticle-denity with dienion [..( - )] and epowered by acceleration ( - )] in order to generate the dark atter force. I will decribe the dark atter force by cobining y theoretical et of equation with the equation fro the reality of the fly-by and GPS-atellite. Dark atter force. The forulation of the dark atter force i be a follow: J Fd d kde G v orbit kde N di Shortly:. ' di J J J N () (4) J F. ' d d kde G v orbit kde (5) The dark atter force i a dark atter vacuu-energy denity per two ae each in. Fro thi follow:
7 d orbit N J J J G ' v (6) In the cae of the fly-by atellite the reult i: J 7 4 J d x0.4x0.5x0 4 N (7) Shortly: 4 J d.5x0 (8) To a further undertanding, I continue a follow: Dark atter-energy-denity can only be detected in J or GeV if one accelerate two ae iultaneouly in a urface a per!! That i the reaon the LUX dark atter project didn t detect any ignificant WIMP-dark atter ignal. LUX eaure the energy per urface in GeV and not three dienional. LUX found: GeV / 7.6 x 0-48 [c ] which i GeV / 7.6 x 0-44 [ ]. But according to equation (8), I found an energy denity: 4 J d.5x0 (9)
8 4 8 ev d.5x0 x6.4x0 (0) GeV d 560 () So I find a dark atter a energy-denity of 560 GeV / [ ] per two ae, which for a urface, and per acceleration for fly-by and GPS atellite paing (and circling) around the earth. Thi i expreed in fig.. Fig. : Dark Matter and Dark Flow (by Dan Vier, Alere, the Netherland) The calculated value cannot been copared to what LUX tried to eaure. The value GeV / 7.6 x 0-44 [ ]. LUX will not find dark atter, becaue it lack to eaure the energy-denity in three dienional way. Moreover WIMP are a prediction of uper-yetry, which CERN explicitly ruled out. Dark atter exit of paciou vacuu-particle haped a a toru. Thi dark atter contribute a well to quantu-gravity a to quantu-expanion, depending on the
9 acceleration-direction of the urface-coherent oving duo-a! Then LUX will be ore ucceful according to y analyi. But thi i not the end of y analyi. I will check the percentage publihed for the GPS-atellite feeling ore gravity. Check the percentage for the GPS-atellite fro thi analyi. Thi check applie a factor that the earth a-denity differ fro the calculated dark atter vacuu energy-denity. The factor i directly applicable on the extra orbit-velocity of a GPSatellite around the earth. It tart a follow: d earth d earth.5x0 J 4 E d 4 earth 0 ~.5x0 8 () The ratio i a length in eter per. Thi i related to an extra orbit-velocity. E 8 G Gx dearth Gx.5x0 earth vec v r r r orb () Where G x.5 x 0-8 x earth i the extra gravity effect by dark atter. So the correlation of the increent of the orbit-velocity to dark atter i: 4 G.5x0 r.4 earth G r 4 earth vorb 0.89x0 (4) of the earth-ecape velocity EXTRA. That vorb 0,89x0 procent procent point to extra gravity affecting the atellite by earth-gravity. Thi atche the experiental GPS-atellite-reult. Thee feel an extra orbit-velocity of 0.005% to % given by the extra gravity caued by a dark atter halo around the earth. Reference. [] [] [] [] Dark Matter Forula For Fundaental Calculation Of Satellite Flyby In Hyperbolic Orbit; Author: Dan Vier, Alere, the Netherland; verion- January 7 04.
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