What is the difference between matter and non matter
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Matter : Substances which has both mass and volume and also where particles occupy space. It has define volume except for gases though they still contain molecules.
Non- Matter : Substances which has neither mass nor volume and thus having no spaces (obviously) or we can say that doesn't have any appearance but exists.
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Matter has some sort of circulating motion within it and non-matter doesn’t. Matter has mass when the center of the circulating motion is moving around. Depending on relative motions, circulating motions will look more or less elliptical.
When people talk about antimatter, they are referring to something with a circulating motion which is in the opposite direction of that present in matter. But since turning a clock around makes the clockwise motion become counterclockwise, whenever you turn around and face the opposite direction, everything that you once called anti-matter is now matter and vice versa. It is a relative concept, so when you read about scientists bragging about their production of anti-matter, be skeptical.
When people talk about dark matter, they are referring to invisible matter, as in light travels through it without interacting. It was invented and added to general relativity calculations of the gravity within a galaxy so that the calculations match what is observed. One can decide that dark matter is a nonsense concept which tells us that general relativity does not apply over galactic length scales or for dynamic systems. Alternatively, one can read about gravitoelectromagnetism and decide that dark matter is an illusion created by streams of mass which are flowing in opposite directions. Just as current in two wires will cause a force between the wires, currents of matter in a galaxy should cause a force between the currents. Astronomers just got confused and decided that an invented thing (dark matter) caused this force.
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