Dark rotors in the late universe
The tresino phase-transition that took place about 300 years after the big-bang, converted most baryons into almost equal numbers of protons and tresinos. Many of these become oppositely-charged rotating pairs or “rotors”. This paper examines the formation, evolution, disposition and observations of...
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doaj-4839751682a1415aaef3ad6dce00fe172020-11-25T01:44:32ZengElsevierHeliyon2405-84402015-11-011310.1016/j.heliyon.2015.e00039Dark rotors in the late universeFrederick J. MayerThe tresino phase-transition that took place about 300 years after the big-bang, converted most baryons into almost equal numbers of protons and tresinos. Many of these become oppositely-charged rotating pairs or “rotors”. This paper examines the formation, evolution, disposition and observations of the protons and tresinos from the phase-transition to the present era. The solar corona is further examined within the same tresino phase-transition picture.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405844015302048CosmologyDark matterSolar coronaDust extinction |
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Dark rotors in the late universe |
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The tresino phase-transition that took place about 300 years after the big-bang, converted most baryons into almost equal numbers of protons and tresinos. Many of these become oppositely-charged rotating pairs or “rotors”. This paper examines the formation, evolution, disposition and observations of the protons and tresinos from the phase-transition to the present era. The solar corona is further examined within the same tresino phase-transition picture. |
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Cosmology Dark matter Solar corona Dust extinction |
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