S B Asoka Dissanayake

Beyond the Known Horizon S B Asoka Dissanayake

My theory of Matter verses Dark Matter or their transformation has many applications. This time it is related to the galaxies. How can one explains the geometry of galaxies. There are many; Spiral Globular Flat Disk Or any combinations the above. Since most of the galaxies are pulling apart any of these formations are possible. It is the dark matter that gives the bulk of gravitational pull and the shape not the burning and changing stars. The contribution of the stars are relative since dark mater far exceeds the matter in real terms. Our Milky Way is the best example. The dark mater and its gravitational pull gives the right balance to the Milky Way. Even though, it is receding it does not become fully blown away. Similarly it does not pull together and goes into a big crunch or collapsing universe. The disk shape of our universe has something to do this correct balance. Subtle variation of the position of the stars counter balances the pull (matter) and push (Hubble constant) of our milky way. Even though, it expands the reorientation of the stars (matter) and dark matter gives the unusual stability to our Milky Way. The intention of this piece is to expand the implications or the working of the theory proposed. In spiral galaxies the outer rings or tentacles are moving faster than the inner stars. Strangely though outer masses are associated with dark matter.