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Darkmatter Selfproofs | SELFPROOF 0506 - PETTYBLACKHOLESDarkmatter gravitonstreams mostly consist of vast numbers of gravitons. However there will
be other constituents along for the ride. Some lightweight particles
will have attuned themselves to the dynamic mass of a gravitonstream and
will drift along with it like a twig floating on a river. The most
common of these drifters are likely to be the pettyblackholes.
Pettyblackholes
(see also Selfproof 0312) are low mass blackholes created during the stabilisation of accretion particles such as electrons, nucleons, and
atoms. They form, along with stabilisation photons and stabilisation electrons, in
the high pressure "throats" of accretion particles and are ejected from
those particles at high speed. They can be thought of as "failed"
photons and electrons.
- Photons are single blackholes with mass
and energy measures that allow them to stabilise at lightspeed and
within the photonic masses. The structure of photons means they
subsequently always move at lightspeed irrespective of any changes in
their mass (see Chapter 6).
- Electrons
are pairs of blackholes that are forced sufficiently close together in
the throat of the stabilising particle that their innate rejectivity is
overcome and they can thus be held together by their mutual
gravitypull. Electrons stabilise at less than lightspeed with a
structure that allows subsequent speed changes without any accompanying
change in mass (see Chapter 7).
All stabilisation particles begin their formation at speeds
substantially exceeding lightspeed and in an understable condition. In
the case of photons and electrons this understability
enables them to decelerate by differentially ejecting mass and
energy until they reach stability, and with their stability maintained thereafter
by their internal processes. Pettyblackholes are different in that they have no
internal mechanism that maintains their mass and/or energy measures at a
specific level so they differentially eject mass and
energy until they become stable or until they dissipate to nothing.
Pettyblackholes
are not ejected into empty space. The Universe is filled with
"wall to wall" gravitysheaths and the larger of these gravitysheaths
contain gravitonospheres which may or may not extend out to their
respective gravitysheath interfaces. Within their gravitysheaths, these
gravitonospheres are formed into gravitonstreams each of which will
have, at
any particular place, a measure of dynamic mass. It is into this morass of gravitonospheres that pettyblackholes are ejected.
Pettyblackholes are passive in that they attune themselves to the dynamic mass of
the gravitonstream they are moving within. For many this results in
dissipation but some survive for a while at least. That said,
pettyblackholes are produced in such prodigious numbers that there are
always more coming to replace those that dissipate.
Where the
dynamic mass of a gravitonstream is low, pettyblackholes can survive
for long periods. Such gravitonstreams are common in the outer regions
of the gravitonospheres of galaxies. Thus it is that pettyblackholes are a
substantial element of the mass of the darkmatter that is slowing
galactic contraction.
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GLOSSARY
- ACCRETION PARTICLE:
Composite
objects formed by the gravitational bonding of two or more subsidiary
objects. In order of minimum mass, the key accretion particles are
gravitonpairs, blackholes, electrons, nucleons, atoms, stars, galaxies,
galactic clusters, and galactic superclusters. Electrons also serve
as stabilisation particles.
- DYNAMIC MASS:
A combination measure of the realspeed and the mass of a graviton or of an
object made of gravitons. Dynamic mass is not a constant measure. It
changes as circumstances change. In objects made of gravitons, the dynamic
mass measure can be of the whole object or a part of it. The dynamic
mass of a star or an aircraft alters as it uses fuel. They dynamic mass
of a river alters with water extraction, rainfall, and evaporation - at
the same time the dynamic mass of a river varies at different points
along its length as it passes across lakes, through rapids, and over
waterfalls.
- PETTYBLACKHOLE: Small
blackholes created during the stabilisation of electrons, nucleons, and
atoms. Pettyblackholes can be a substantial element in the mass of
darkmatter.
- STABILISATION ELECTRON: An electron
that forms during the stabilisation of other objects. (see also: Cosmic
Electron)
- STABILISATION
PHOTON: A photon that forms during the stabilisation of
other objects. (see also: Cosmic Photon)
- STABILISATION PARTICLE: A composite object formed during the stabilisation of a superior
object. Some stabilisation particles, such as photons and electrons,
are themselves stable and will endure until they are destroyed by
external factors. Others, like the Z, W, and Higgs bosons, are unstable
and decay into other objects. Cosmic electrons (qv) are accretion
particles (qv).
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