Dark Matter as the Emergent Sum of Geometric Illusion and Stationary Dynamics: A Unified Framework for Galactic and Cosmological Phenomena
Dark Matter as the Emergent Sum of Geometric Illusion and Stationary Dynamics: A Unified Framework for Galactic and Cosmological Phenomena
We propose that the astrophysical phenomena commonly attributed to dark matter arise from the combined effects of (i) geometric projection of slowly varying velocity fields and (ii) the dynamical equilibrium of a stationary Universe with continuous matter and radiation recycling. This unified framework integrates the results from Articles I and II, showing that the inferred dark matter density can be expressed as an effective quantity: ρeff(r) = ρgeom(r) + ρstat(r).
dark matter alternative, emergent dark matter, geometric illusion, stationary universe, rotation curves, gravitational lensing, cluster dynamics, no non-baryonic matter, falsifiable cosmology, five pillars without particles
dark matter alternative, emergent dark matter, geometric illusion, stationary universe, rotation curves, gravitational lensing, cluster dynamics, no non-baryonic matter, falsifiable cosmology, five pillars without particles
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