Dark matter is far from coldBy Dr. Chris Dyball (Half moon Bay CA) | September 23, 2008
This third book in a series by Drexler shows how his thesis, that dark matter is composed of charged ultra high energy relativistic protons, is capable of solving up to 25 previously unresolved mysteries of the Cosmos. Older cold dark matter concepts, now generally discredited, relied on too few observations and have required additional hypotheses to account for each
LOS ALTOS HILLS, Calif., Sept. 18, 2008 (AScribe Newswire) — On Sept. 2, 2008, the University of Chicago’s Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, published a scientific paper online entitled, “Reopening The Window On Charged Dark Matter.”
Intriguing non-standard cosmological modelIntriguing non-standard cosmological model, May 19, 2008
By J. Dillon (San Anselmo, CA USA) | May 19, 2008
Drexler presents a conceptually coherent and logically appealing model for the mechanics underlying the large scale structure of the universe. As his theory departs dramatically from the current Standard Cosmological Model, it will certainly attract vociferous criticism. Yet ongoing reports of newly observed and measured astronomical phenomena seem to be, more often than not
Baryons as Dark MatterBy T. Schneck (San Jose, CA) | June 15, 2006
Since the discovery of DM, which many believe constitutes most of the mass of the universe, there has been a debate regarding the baryonic or non-baryonic nature of DM. Current scientific research favors non-baryonic particles with huge new detectors being built today that actually exclude baryons. At its heart, Drexler’s book is philosophical in its approach, taking a contrarian view in
