Table of Contents – Book IV – Our Universe via Drexler Dark Matter

FORWARD
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PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER 1: University of Chicago’s CHAMPs Dark Matter Boosts Drexler’s Dark Matter over WIMPs
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CHAPTER 2: Doubts Cast on Cold Dark Matter by Cambridge, Cardiff U, CEA Saclay, NYU, Russian Academy of Sciences, UC San Diego
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CHAPTER 3: Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter Explains Cosmic Web, Accelerating Cosmos, Inflation, UHECRs, Big Bang
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CHAPTER 4: Cold Dark Matter (WIMP) Doubters Are Publishing More Scientific Papers
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CHAPTER 5: NASA Discovers Loud Synchrotron-Emission Radio Noise; Source May Be Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter
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CHAPTER 6: Most Large Galaxies Formed Without Mergers, Say Jerome Drexler, Michael J. Disney, and Avishai Dekel
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CHAPTER 7: Proton Swarms from Drexler’s Dark Matter May Fill Universe; Create Microwave Noise Detected by NASA
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CHAPTER 8: Two Key Signatures of Drexler’s Dark Matter Are found in the Leo Ring: Is This Meaningful?
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CHAPTER 9: Drexler’s Dark Matter Probably Causes the Stunted Mass-Growth of Galaxy Clusters Observed by Harvard
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CHAPTER 10: Drexler’s Dark Matter Accurately Predicts Maximum Size of 430 Million Light Years for Galaxy Superclusters
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CHAPTER 11: Nature Paper Asks, Drexler Explains How Dark Matter Caused the Early Rapid Growth of Massive Galaxies
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CHAPTER 12: Drexler’s Dark Matter Essentially Predicts Lyman-Alpha Blob, Himiko, Just Discovered by Carnegie Institution
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CHAPTER 13: Drexler’s Dark Matter and Dark Energy Boosted by NASA’s Choice of Ultraviolet Spectrograph for Hubble
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CHAPTER 14: University of Hawaii Astronomers Boost Drexler’s Dark Matter and Galaxy Formation Models Published in 2005
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CHAPTER 15: Scientific American: Dark Matter Is Not Made of Protons; Jerome Drexler: Dark Matter is Made of Relativistic Protons
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CHAPTER 16: Drexler Leads Dark Matter Identity Race; Queen’s University of Canada gets $10.5 Million
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CHAPTER 17: Dark Matter’s Identity Disclosed to 13 Top Leaders of Paris ‘Invisible Universe’ Symposium
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CHAPTER 18: Dark Matter Tops MOND and Creates an Accelerating Cosmos, Cosmic Web, Inflation, Cosmic Rays, Top-Down Galaxy Formation
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CHAPTER 19: Dark Energy Computer Simulations by NASA / U.S. Department of Energy Could be Based on Drexler’s Dark Matter/Dark Energy Link
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CHAPTER 20: Drexler’s Dark Matter May Have Enabled First-Generation Stars to Ignite Hydrogen Fusion Without Molecular Hydrogen or Dust
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CHAPTER 21: Drexler’s Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter, Not Dark Energy, Led Post-Big Bang Rapid Inflationary Epoch; BigBOSS to Test This
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CHAPTER 22: Soft X-Ray Emission from Dark Matter within Galaxy Clusters, Predicted by Drexler in 2006, Now Goal of Russian-German Team
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APPENDIX I PREREQUISITE CHAPTERS A to J
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CHAPTER A: Overview of Search for Solutions in Dark Matter Cosmology and Postmodern Cosmology
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CHAPTER B: Dark Matter’s Identity Revealed by Deciphering 14 Cosmic Clues
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CHAPTER C: Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter Would Be Evidence the Big Bang Probably Satisfied the Second Law of Thermodynamics
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CHAPTER D: ‘Ring of Dark Matter’ Uncovered from Anomalies/Discrepancies
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CHAPTER E: Science Magazine’s Dark Matter, ‘Hydrogen in Some Hard-to-Trace Form’, Opens Door to Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter
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CHAPTER F: Eroding High-Energy Dark Matter Particles in Galaxy Clusters May Explain the Universe’s Acceleration
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CHAPTER G: Auger Collaboration Probably Detected Big-Bang-Created UHECR Protons After Their Ejection by Merging Galaxy Clusters
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CHAPTER H: Nobel Laureates’ Queries Point Toward Drexler’s Dark Matter Theory and Postmodern Cosmology
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CHAPTER J: In the Cosmic Web, Long, Large Filaments of Dark Matter (Announced By NASA 9/9/04) Form Galaxy Clusters Where They Intersect/Collide
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APPENDIX II: Excerpts From How Dark Matter Created Dark Energy And The Sun
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REFERENCES
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BIBLIOGRAPHY AND SUGGESTED SOURCES
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GLOSSARY
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INDEX
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND SYNOPSIS
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