Das logische Universum

Why Dark Matter is baryonic matter and why we can’t see it                             by Stefan Sfetcu, Adelheid Sfetcu, Alexander Sfetcu, Nadine Bischoff                                                                                   Abstract This hypothesis ist an attempt to explain why we haven’t seen Dark Matter yet. The following will explain why Dark Matter is baryonic matter and why the explanation is to be found in comets which penetrate in our solar system from the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud.  Introduction Why Dark Matter could be baryonic The main argument for dark matter not to be baryonic is the Silk damping. But how can we be sure that we can rely on the statement of the Silk damping theory in the case of dark matter? If we take a closer look on the characteristics of comets which penetrate in our solar system we might find the answer. Comets are popularly described as dirty snowballs because of their composition which is mainly ice