Abstract:
On dark matter, whereas current research is in the field of weakly interacting particles, this work puts forward a different line of approach. It interprets dark matter as a transformation of matter by a generalized non-Euclidean time metric. This brings a concept of time horizon at which speeds of physical processes become infinite giving rise to big bang. Beyond the time horizon, the physical properties of systems become imaginary. It explains the discrepancies in the masses of distant galaxies determined from the dynamics of their satellites and luminosity; and shows that dark matter is nothing but ordinary matter which has gone beyond time horizon
