Dark Matter- Theory
-Dhara Kothari

There has been a lot of talk about the dark matter that takes up majority of the space in the Universe. Well, no matter what it finally turns out to be, i have my own version of what it could be.

Dark matter comprises of many things, it is mainly the dust or the ash formed from so many stars burning away since eons. Anything that burns or changes its chemical foundation, residue is always formed, where do you think the residue would go? in some secret underground dump?
Excuse me! there's no such thing, it just moves around in any empty space it finds. Since the universe has trillions of galaxies, even if each were to let go off some residue, it would mean a lot at the end.

That's why this residue fills the space around us. It is therefore dark, because it does not emit or accept light. Try it with burnt ash or any residual substance in a lab.

Secondly, this matter, also acts as two more things. One- it acts as a much needed support for gravity. To hold on to the galaxies from spiriling like mad across the infinite vastness. Two- it stores not only information but some sort of unique substance and particles that can not only assists in birth of newer stars or objects but even pass on certain information that could be chemical or whatever in nature.

It even acts as a bed for those dying and helps give it a filip of sorts.

Every object, every matter, every particle has a reason to be there, even if its dead, it has a reason for being there and other scientists need to find that out. There are spectrums of wavelengths that has not fully been explored, there is a huge table of elements yet to be
discovered and invent. I don't think the attempt of 'Theory of Everything' shall be complete without complete knowledge. There are still many wavelengths and dimensions to be discovered. Every matter, every particle follows a certain chemical path after which they get converted into another matter and the process continues. There is so much things yet to be discovered and so many things yet to be invented, which may not be possible on Earth's lab. A more advanced lab is needed and that is none other than the whole Universe itself.