Dark matter
Dark Matter is Not a Particle: A Geometric Constraint The Curved River Model and the Geometric Interpretation of Gravity Introduction: The Search Stagnation Modern cosmology relies on the dark matter hypothesis to explain galactic rotation curves and large-scale structural stability. However, decades of searching for exotic dark matter particles have yielded null results. This proposal shifts the paradigm from missing mass to missing geometry, defining dark matter as a fundamental geometric constraint network of spacetime rather than an elusive particle. 1. The Curved River Model The universe is not a collection of independent particles drifting through empty space, but a dynamic flow system dictated by geometric curvature. Imagine the universe as a curved energy tube—a rotating flow where dark matter serves as the structural constraint. The Bed (Dark Matter): The riverbed of the universe is the invisible constraint network. Dark matter is not a substance; it is the structu...