Supersolid Dark Matter and the Fabric of Spacetime

Abstract

The nature of dark matter and its role in the universe remains one of the most profound mysteries in modern physics. This paper proposes a unifying framework in which dark matter is a supersolid that fills the vacuum of space itself. In this model, the supersolid dark matter is the fabric of spacetime - whose state of displacement gives rise to gravitational phenomena. Ordinary matter moving through this supersolid displaces it, generating gravitational forces via a ”displacing back” mechanism. The supersolid dark matter is also what waves in wave-particle duality, and its chaotic nature gives rise to the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics. Dark energy is understood in this model as the pressure caused by the outflow of supersolid dark matter from our Universe’s central black hole, driving the accelerated expansion of the universe. This theory
not only connects dark matter with general relativity and quantum mechanics but also offers new insights into cosmic structures and the forces governing them.