Time dilation and dark matter
Maybe time dilation causes a change in the perceived expansion rate of matter v empty space. Gravity which accompanies mass also has the effect of slowing down time from the viewpoint of the mass.
Watching mass and empty space expand (while in a planetary gravity field of the planet), the empty space would appear to take less time to expand and thus seem like advancing faster?
The expansion rate of the universe would appear to be accelerating
With mass looking to need more mass for parity. Thus missing mass would seem to be expected resulting in the invention of dark matter.
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Since having this idea I have been advised (by a knowledgable source) that the effect of time dilation while present is too small to make a substantial difference in the missing mass shortfall. while I have not critiqued all of my prior posts in view of additional knowledge gained, I will try to do so when I can. The last thing I want is to stop growing.
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