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Is there a limited range in the bending of spacetime that decoherence can occur?

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Reply Wed 19 Aug, 2020 05:35 pm
Is Dark Matter out of this range?

Does the bending of spacetime cause decoherence? Would that mean spacetime is coherent?
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Reply Wed 19 Aug, 2020 05:55 pm
@pittsburghjoe,
If something isn't in the standard model does it have problems decohering or becoming physical?
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Reply Sat 22 Aug, 2020 08:51 am
@pittsburghjoe,
Dark matter is 'undetectable' matter - Undetectable by human or mechanical sensory perception.
Humans can ONLY perceive 6% of the light-spectrum, let alone other sensory spectrums.

You do know this?

Have a Lovely day
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