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Addendum identifies dark matter as three distinguishable components, suggesting new insights on gravitational effects.
The Hub and How It Works [1] identifies dark matter as the gravitational signal of six suppressed spoke-faces — the same matter at displaced geometric addresses, electromagnetically invisible but gravitationally present. This addendum sharpens that identification. Dark matter is not one thing. It is three, and they are distinguishable. This note also addresses what happens to mass and to light as a particle approaches and crosses a Planck surface.
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