The Truth of Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Graviton: The Dahli Model

The Dahli Model proposes a new interpretation of the nature of dark matter and dark energy, through a distinction between the galactic level, the cosmic level, and the existential level, and likewise between relative physical reality, pure theoretical physical reality, and pure physical reality. At the galactic level, the pure white-hole singularity is defined as pure, unmixed galactic matter, which is at the same time a pure galactic material space. By “space” here is meant neither spacetime nor a geometric space in the traditional sense, but rather the pure material content itself — that is, the material content associated with the material components of fermions and leptons after their fusion into a pure state. In other words, pure matter, as a pure white-hole singularity, is the fusion of the totality of the material contents of the entire set of material particles — namely the fermions and leptons — that is, pure matter free of any forces. Accordingly, dark matter is the totality of all pure white-hole singularities. Each pure white-hole singularity represents a single quantum among the quanta of the pure cosmic bubble. At the cosmic level, the complete fusion of these pure galactic material singularities produces a pure cosmic mass, which appears structurally in the form of a pure cosmic bubble. Even the pure cosmic bubble is itself merely a quantum among the quanta of pure non-existence, since pure non-existence is the fusion of the totality of all the pure cosmic bubbles of all universes, and the cosmic bubble of each universe is a pure mass, and is itself the same as a pure, unmixed cosmic mass free of any energy. The model thus clearly distinguishes between the pure galactic material space as pure galactic matter and a pure white-hole singularity, and between the pure cosmic void as the pure cosmic bubble and likewise as a pure cosmic mass. Dark energy, in turn, is defined independently of dark matter. Dark energy is the totality of the pure cosmic energy singularities, excluding the pure cosmic singularity specific to our universe — each cosmic singularity being a pure cosmic energy, which, were it in turn quantized, would yield pure black-hole singularities. That is, the pure cosmic singularity is a pure cosmic energy free of any mass, while the galactic singularity — the black-hole singularity — is a pure galactic force free of any matter. The model thus proposes a corresponding cosmic pair: a symmetry between each pure cosmic energy singularity and its counterpart, the pure cosmic mass, i.e., the cosmic bubble. The purpose of this work is to document these concepts, facts, essences (m¯ahiyy¯at), and relationships as proposed by the Dahli Model. The precise mathematical formulation and testable predictions remain the subject of subsequent works, given that the required mathematics is a pure algebraic mathematics and a quantized flat geometry — that is, this model requires pure mathematics rather than the mathematics of quantum theory and relativity, which is why we have emphasized beforehand that it is a pure algebra and a quantized pure geometry. In the concluding part of this paper, we give the physical nature of dark matter, dark energy, and the graviton, after having explained the concepts, facts, and essences.