No idea-wimps here... that's for sure. But - doesn't the reported
(nearly-negative) energy profile of reputed orgone fit the MACHO
just as well?
In astrophysics, WIMPs (weakly interacting massive particles) are
hypothetical particles serving as a possible solution to the dark
matter problem. If the astrophysicists have this kind of leeway to
invent new particles, then the more well-ground on Vo can play
that game to.
These particles interact through the weak nuclear force and
gravity, and possibly through other interactions no stronger than
the weak force. Because they do not interact with electromagnetism
they cannot be seen directly, and because they do not interact
with the strong nuclear force they do not react strongly with
atomic nuclei.
There seem to be two refinements that can be added to that - if we
do get some glimpse of them on earth, based on the anecdotal
details available.
Actually nothing can fit the anecdotal details precisely, because
they are in conflict with each other. The same problems were seen
in the early days of LENR.
The two refinements are - WIMPs are a relic of
compression/decompression where some electrical charge is present.
WIMPs may be transitory and on "decay" leave an implosion effect.
As to the large estimated mass, compared to standard particles -
the WIMP may not even be a single particle but a collective
remnant of many real particles.
Consider it as a "shadow" or as a "relic of displacement" ... kind
of like a short-physical-memory (I can identify with that
more-and-more, every advancing year)
Because of lack of interaction with normal matter, they would be
dark and invisible through normal electromagnetic observations.
Because of their large "former" mass, transience, and rapid decay,
they would be relatively slow moving and therefore cold.
Other similar candidates for "cold dark (matter)" which
essentially what orgone is - in the MACHO (MAssive Compact Halo
Object). This name was deliberately chosen for contrast, certainly
by jealous astrophysicists suffering from long-telescope envy ;-)
Vo's... however... being real men, and this orgone being an unreal
starting point for anything serious, well ... we might as well go
macho...
Jones
