Walter Orlov

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Walter Orlov

• The Hidden Galaxy
• The Basic Idea

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The rotation curves of spiral galaxies are not
only flat
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but still oscillating
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An example - "Milky Way"!
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The approximation of the mass density shows a
minimum in the solar neighborhood
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We are in the almost empty space and so can the
"Dark Matter" does not see. It is hidden far away
from us - in the galactic arms!
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High concentration of matter in the spiral arms
is reminiscent of the asteroid belt in the solar
system or planetary rings around Saturn and
Jupiter. Therefore the dark matter may be
composed of rock (asteroids and planets) and
water (comets).
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In principle this idea is not new "...Or, even
smaller, numerous Jupiter-sized planets, or even
plain rocks, would be completely dark outside the
illumination of a star. The problem here is that
to make-up the mass of all the dark matter
requires huge numbers of brown dwarfs, and even
more Jupiter's or rocks. We do not find many of
these objects nearby, so to presume they exist in
the dark matter halos is unsupported."
http//zebu.uoregon.edu/js/21st_century_science/
lectures/lec23.html However the conclusion is
wrong. It is assumed that the dark matter is
distributed continuously. But this is not so. We
are located in almost empty space. That's why we
do not see these planets and comets.
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There is the full text only in German
http//home.arcor.de/walter-orlov/vg/vg.pdf and
in Russian http//home.arcor.de/walter-orlov/ru/sg
/sg.pdf