THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE



Chapter 5 - Darkmatter






PARTS



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Part 1
Centrifugal Blackholes


Part 2
Axial Blackholes


Part 3
Teelospheres as Darkmatter


Part 4
Selfproof
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Part 1 - Centrifugal Blackholes (cont)

ARGUMENT 0507

BROUGHT FORWARD
  • ARGUMENT 0323: Within a blackhole, its teelosphere is either overstable, stable, or understable.
  • ARGUMENT 0326: Within a blackhole, an understable teelosphere loses mass and energy into the teelocean and across the gravitysheath interface while an overstable teelosphere gains mass and energy from the teelocean and across the gravitysheath interface.
  • ARGUMENT 0506: The default flow pattern for a blackhole teelosphere is centrifugal with low level teels streaming toward the equator and high level teels streaming toward the poles.
REASONING:
  • In a centrifugal teelosphere, the teels with the greatest totalspeed are above the blackhole's teelcore equator.
  • This region is the blackhole's teelospheric equator.
  • If the blackhole is understable, the teelospheric equator is the principal ejection point for excess teels.
CONCLUSION:
  • In a centrifugal blackhole, the principal point for the ejection of teels across the gravitysheath interface is the teelospheric equator.

GLOSSARY:  
  • teelospheric equator:   The principal teel ejection point in the teelosphere of a centrifugal blackhole. It is a circumferential line dividing the blackhole's two equal hemispheres. It is usually but not necessarily above the blackhole's teelcore equator.





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