Relativity and Cosmology

    

Supermassive Black Holes Formed Quickly When Dark Matter H Particles Coalesced Early in the Formation of the Universe

Authors: George R. Briggs

Abstract: -H and -Z particles were plentiful in the very early universe in form of Briggs fermibosons with negative matter bosonic components. After these components did their job of transferring matter from the dying universe to the new universe, the redundant -H particles came together to quickly form super massive black holes.

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