The Secrete of Dark Matter
Why Gravity Might Be an Illusion — Expansion Freedom Theory JongJin Ma · October 7, 2026 · Full paper on Zenodo ↗ Why Gravity Might Be an Illusion A plain-English guide to Expansion Freedom Theory v6.9 By JongJin Ma | October 2026 The puzzle that keeps physicists up at night Here is something strange. When astronomers measure how fast stars move around the outer edges of galaxies, they get the wrong answer — by a lot. The stars are moving far too fast. According to the gravity we know and trust, those outer stars should fly off into space. But they don't. They stay. The standard fix has been to assume there is a huge invisible "dark matter" halo holding the galaxy together. We have been searching for dark matter particles for thirty years. Nothing has turned up. What if we have been asking the wrong question? Flip the premise: everything is trying to move apart Every theory of gravity since Newton has st...