Dark Matter and Dark Energy

  Dark matter and dark energy were defined early on in the gravitational unit theory unified field theory.  I copyrighted and published this excerpt in 2002 in G-Unit Theory then republished it in 2005 and 2008 in G-Unit Theory: First Revised Edition . 

  "7.10.6.  That the vast distances in outer space which are now considered to be totally empty and vacuumous have a mass.  The slight mass associated with the vacuum of outer space when multiplied by the astronomically large volume of outer space surely could make up the largely missing mass of the universe known as Dark Matter.
  7.10.7  The interactions between G-Units which comprise dark matter define Dark Energy."

  I continue to stand by my definitions for dark matter and dark energy to this very day and consider myself way ahead of everyone else on this matter.  Gravitational units may be used to define dark matter and dark energy in a framework of a permeable spherical geometry which allows for strict definitions concerning the fabric of space.  No theory, save the gravitational unit theory unified field theory holds such power to describe the universe at its most fundamental quantum level.
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  I will continue talking about dark energy in my next blog so stay tuned.