The dark
matter halo distribution around each colliding galaxy clearly lags behind the
normal matter distribution of the galaxy!!!
Quantum FFF
Theory is able to explain this effect, by the Lorentz polarization differences
between normal and dark matter!
Dark matter
is - in contrast with normal atomic matter-, assumed to be composed out of
rigid complex quantum knots without spin polarisation and Lorentz polarisation.
As a
consequence dark matter quantum knots are not pushed by the oscillating
energetic vacuum lattice into the polarisation direction.
For the
origin of dark matter, See:
Primordial
Electric Dark Matter Black Holes Outside Galaxies Responsible for the Creation
and Contraction of a Cyclic Universe.
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