Why Dark Matter is Even Weirder Than You Thought

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

Dark matter doesnt have a spin. There is not an anti-"dark matter" component, such as positrons and electrons.
It's like roots or synapses on a tree or a inside a neuron cell. Dark matter isnt responsible for accounted "losts" of gravitational fields in space to explain why solar systems are so organized. Accordingly to data, the dark matter is accounting for the mysterious gravitational gap that makes planets orbiting suns, stars orbiting galaxies and so on...
What we have been missing since the beginning is the will of a star. This might sound like a nut job theory to you but it's the truth
End of topic.