Thank you VERY much for this article. I have been describing "dark matter/anti-matter" for some time as the areas where duality meet, cancel polarities, and vibrate above the range of visible light.
My fellow Pleiadian crew member explains it here really well. Excuse her vibrations and speed of transmision... such info downloads litterally amp your energy to a gittery state as you are transmitting such holographic data funneled by vortex (pyramids transfer energy from one dimension [such as the dimensions w/in "dark matter" which I prefer to call zero point energy... b/c it is NOT dark (actually too bright for the human eye to see), nor is it anti anything... it is the harmonic converging of the polarities which are akin to the (red) lower frequency spectrum part of the double helix of experience, and the (blue) high frequency spiral. Where they converge at the center their energies as opposing forces cancels out to give way to complimentaty being, a state of radiant consciousness (not consumtive)that vibrates, like I said, above the ability for the human eye to make out it's brilliance!
Here's that vid... Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDMzuMf9mvE
Before light is visible... it first vibrates at speeds faster than we can even see. Yes... too bright for us to even detect... so much so we call it dark matter.
Similar to how we demonize everything on earth and call it negative if we don't understand it... especially if it has GREAT power and we don't understand it. Hahaha
There is a difference between dark matter and dark energy. It appears there is about only 10% that is dark energy and that is tied in with the antimatter being discussed.
Dark matter is actually about 70% of the universe with only about 20% matter than we can see.
Your commentary is extremely intriguing and so I will definitely view the videos you have provided and get back to you.
September 18, 2010 at 1:45:00 PM MDT
Vatic Note: for anyone interested in this subject, there are two books out that cover the experiments done on "dark matter" in the Universe and what they discovered is, the dark matter is "intelligent". I called it finding God. However, it works in truly magical ways and its worth reading about the science to appreciate the simple proposition that we are nothing in this universe compared to all the mind boggling events that occur and go on that we cannot comprehend in our limited capacity. The two books to get are first "The Divine Matrix" by Greg Braden and the second book is "The Spontaneous Healing of Belief". He is a scientist turned spiritualist which given him a unique way of seeing all of this with one foot in the scientific world and one in the spiritual world. That is why I put this up here because its still hard for them to even explain what is going on out there. Various on going experiments and explorations on dark matter are currently in progress.
Canadian and French scientists have found enormous chunks of super-mysterious dark matter each 270 million light-years wide, stretching across the sky like giant cobwebs.
[Image]OTTAWA - Canadian and French scientists have found enormous chunks of super-mysterious dark matter each 270 million light-years wide, stretching across the sky like giant cobwebs.
And it's all invisible. Dark matter is material that we can't see or detect with any known instrument. But it's suspected of being six times more common in the universe than regular matter - stars and planets and your body.
This huge network of dark matter shows up only indirectly. Its gravity is strong enough to distort the light of entire galaxies - hundreds of millions of stars at a time.
Astronomers call this a "lensing" effect: They see the light of ordinary stars bending, as if through a lens, which tells them there's some invisible object to cause that bending. Voila - dark matter.
The size of this dark mass is mind-boggling. At 270 million light-years wide (i.e. a distance that would take a beam of light 270 million years to cross) it's 2,700 times wider than our own Milky Way galaxy. And the Milky Way is no shrimp: It holds at least 200 billion stars.
The discovery comes from the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, which sits high on an extinct volcano called Mauna Kea to rise above the lower atmosphere. "We have a significant detection of many structures of that size, not (just) a single one," said Ludovic Van Waerbeke of the University of British Columbia, the lead Canadian in the group.
"It's like a web. If we could see the dark matter with the eye, it we would see a web of dark matter structures across the sky," each in the 270-million- light-year scale.
"Galaxies live inside of (these) structures. So those structures are much bigger than any galaxy cluster or even super-cluster that you would find in the sky."
Dark matter is a little like a cobweb, and our visible galaxy is like like a fly in it, he said.
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"Mysterious web of "dark matter" found"
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Thank you VERY much for this article. I have been describing "dark matter/anti-matter" for some time as the areas where duality meet, cancel polarities, and vibrate above the range of visible light.
My fellow Pleiadian crew member explains it here really well. Excuse her vibrations and speed of transmision... such info downloads litterally amp your energy to a gittery state as you are transmitting such holographic data funneled by vortex (pyramids transfer energy from one dimension [such as the dimensions w/in "dark matter" which I prefer to call zero point energy... b/c it is NOT dark (actually too bright for the human eye to see), nor is it anti anything... it is the harmonic converging of the polarities which are akin to the (red) lower frequency spectrum part of the double helix of experience, and the (blue) high frequency spiral. Where they converge at the center their energies as opposing forces cancels out to give way to complimentaty being, a state of radiant consciousness (not consumtive)that vibrates, like I said, above the ability for the human eye to make out it's brilliance!
Here's that vid... Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDMzuMf9mvE
Before light is visible... it first vibrates at speeds faster than we can even see. Yes... too bright for us to even detect... so much so we call it dark matter.
Similar to how we demonize everything on earth and call it negative if we don't understand it... especially if it has GREAT power and we don't understand it. Hahaha
September 18, 2010 at 10:26:00 AM MDT
There is a difference between dark matter and dark energy. It appears there is about only 10% that is dark energy and that is tied in with the antimatter being discussed.
Dark matter is actually about 70% of the universe with only about 20% matter than we can see.
Your commentary is extremely intriguing and so I will definitely view the videos you have provided and get back to you.
September 18, 2010 at 1:45:00 PM MDT