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Lorenzo Mambretti
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The dark matter is described as something which can't be detected in any way except for its gravitational attraction.
My question is: may the dark matter be identified with gravitational field generated by the presence (for short times) of matter and anti-matter which is continually created and annihilated in vacuum space?
Because I know that some studies shows that this process take place, and it can be measured for its energy as "vacuum energy", but I would like to know if effectively it can also generate a gravitational field.
Thank you in advance
My question is: may the dark matter be identified with gravitational field generated by the presence (for short times) of matter and anti-matter which is continually created and annihilated in vacuum space?
Because I know that some studies shows that this process take place, and it can be measured for its energy as "vacuum energy", but I would like to know if effectively it can also generate a gravitational field.
Thank you in advance