The Higgs boson collapse and how it ends the universe?

“This abstract illustration depicts a bubble-like multiverse. (Image credit: MARK GARLICK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY via Getty Images).” (Space.com, The Higgs boson could have kept our universe from collapsing)

There is a theoretical model that the cosmic microvoid can pull a single high-energy photon out from particles like electrons. The Higgs boson collapse means a situation where. The Higgs boson suddenly turns flat like a pancake. That could happen. If the Higgs boson starts to spin so fast that it turns into a flat.  If that happens, energy travels to the edge of that fast-spinning object. The difference between Higgs boson evaporation and Higgs boson collapse is that. The Higgs boson collapse doesn’t release any energy to the environment. 

The Higgs boson still exists. But its shape is turned. If the flat Higgs boson continues its spin, there is a possibility that the particle starts to collect lots of energy into one point. The fast-spinning particle collects energy. Into it. And then energy travels to the edge of that particle. In evaporation. Particle turns into energy. That was stored in it. When the Higgs boson collapses, the quantum fields around it try to fill that point. The fast-spinning boson acts like a thermal pump that transports energy out from that point.

Could that destroy the entire universe? Nobody knows. There is a possibility that the Higgs boson can cause the vacuum decay. There, the universe is filled with cosmic micro- or quantum voids. If a particle gets into a cosmic microvoid, that thing rips the particle into pieces. The reason for that is that the cosmic microvoid increases the speed of energy flow out from the particle. The cosmic microvoid forms. A zero-energy area around the particle. It means it acts a little bit like annihilation. This effect releases free energy into the system. And that can cause. Fatal and global effect on the universe. 

In the cosmological models, the universe began its existence in the Big Bang. There is a limit in the size of the universe. The universe is surrounded by the shockwave. That shockwave. Means. That there must be some kind of quantum field outside the universe. This kind of shockwave causes reflection into the universe. There is a possibility that this shockwave, if it exists, can explain why we cannot see other universes. 

But what happens if that shockwave doesn’t exist? The expansion of the universe would be faster. The reflection from that hypothetical shockwave increases the level of free energy in the system. That free energy causes. The expansion of the universe. This shockwave acts like a vacuum bomb. The reflection travels in the middle of the universe. And then returns to the shockwave. If one of those energy impulses is strong enough, it can push that shockwave out. That releases free energy from particles. This can cause a chain reaction. There, the universe ends its existence. In cosmological models, the geometrical shape of the universe is like a plate or a wheel. 

The fact is that. The single photon can cause a local effect that expands into global form. The energy starts to travel between some of the most common particles. The photon can split in two, and that means the high-energy photon that hits some of the most common particles in the universe can cause resonance between those particles. That harmonic resonation can release so much energy that it rips all particles. Into pieces. The possibility of that is almost zero. But it's possible. That. The so-called cosmic void can pull a photon away from a particle. 

There is a possibility that the Higgs boson collapse turns its environment into a cosmic nanovoid. That nanovoid causes a situation where photons or electrons start to lose energy. I chose those two particles for this text, for example, because they are the most common free particles in the universe. Two things make those particles dangerous. The first one is that they are the most common particles in the universe. The second one is that those particles are so small. That. They send a wave movement, which can hit. 

Straight to the bonds that connect quarks together. If an energy impulse hits those bonds, it travels to the quarks. And then. If that energy kick is strong enough. That releases the energy. That is stored in bonds to space. This process increases energy in the energy wave. 

The chain reaction goes like this. The Higgs boson collapse happens near an electron or photon. That cosmic nanovoid pulls the photon to that point. Then that photon sends an energy wave that hits other photons. This thing causes an effect. In which photons or electrons start to send other photons asymmetrically. When those most common particles start to send photons. Only from another side. 

That thing can cause a chain reaction, where more and more particles start to send energy through the universe. That thing forms a harmonic wave that travels across the universe. That wave can destroy material in two ways. The shockwave can transport so much energy into the atoms that the strong nuclear force cannot keep quarks in the hadrons. The reaction where strong nuclear interaction releases its energy. This releases energy to that shockwave. This thing is theoretically possible if the energy wave can begin its journey through the universe. 

Another way is that an increase in free energy can make a hole. Into that shockwave. Or fast reflection pushes that wave out, which surrounds the universe. This forms the situation. That we can call the quantum pressure decrease. When quantum pressure decreases. That pulls the quantum field around atoms and subatomic components out. That releases energy. That is stored in those particles and the bonds between them. This can cause a chain reaction that can destroy all material. Or it will not destroy the entire material. It rips the hadrons, protons, and neutrons into pieces. 

https://www.livescience.com/higgs-particle-universe-collapse-in-multiverse

https://www.science.org/content/article/tiny-black-holes-could-trigger-collapse-universe-except-they-dont

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_boson

The charm quark gives an idea for the theoretical "chameleon particle".

The chameleon particle is a theoretical particle that is at the same time fermion and boson. Fermions are forming atomic structures like atoms, their electron cores, protons, and neutrons. 

And things like gluons and quarks and electrons are fermions. The fermions are the main group that is separated into two subgroups quarks and leptons. So electrons are leptons. 

The bosons transmit some of the four nuclear forces. Transmitters of three nuclear forces strong interaction, weak interaction, and electromagnetic forces are known. The transmitter of gravitation is unknown. 

That hypothetical particle is named "graviton" and researchers made many models of that particle. They know that graviton exists because gravitation is wave motion. So wave-particle duality also belongs in gravitation. 

Those bosons are force carriers for three known forces. Gluons transmit a strong nuclear interaction or strong nuclear force. 

W and Z bosons transmit weak interaction or weak nuclear force. And that's why they are called "weak bosons". Photons transmit electromagnetic interaction or electromagnetism. And the transmitter of the gravitation is unknown. Every single fundamental force is interaction. 

The hypothetical chameleon practice would act as transmitter and element. The idea of the chameleon particle is simple. The same particle would form the atomic structures and transmit some nuclear forces. But the fact is that nobody has seen that chameleon particle yet. 

Somebody believed that the Higgs boson was the particle that transmits gravitation. But the problem is that the Higgs boson was not that particle. And this thing makes Higgs boson mysterious. There is no force that the Higgs boson transports.

But there is one rule in the universe. All particles have some kind of role in the entirety. When we are thinking about the shape of all particles and base forces all of those forces have particle and wave motion forms. The discovery of gravitational waves proves that thing. 

So could the Higgs boson be the chameleon particle? Could it transport the so-called hypothetical "Higgs force"? The thing is that the Higgs boson also has wave-particle duality. So Higgs boson acts like photons and other bosons. And if that particle will impact the universe that thing causes the wave motion cone. And that thing means that the Higgs boson can be the key to graviton and dark energy. 

Image and sources. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Model

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_interaction

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_interaction

https://artificialintelligenceandindividuals.blogspot.com/

The collapse of the Higgs boson and turning material invisible.

The collapse of the Higgs boson is one of the theoretical versions of the destruction of the world. The term collapsing Higgs boson means that Higgs Boson will turn flat or starts to vaporize (turn to wave motion) very fast. The idea of this theory is that when the size of the Higgs boson changes. 

That thing causes the situation where the material is losing some part of it because that collapsing Higgs boson forms a small hole in the energy or quantum field in the universe. And that hole causes the superstring that forms quarks will flow to fill that hole. 

Well, that thing doesn't mean that this thing destroys the entire universe. The thing is that the material like quarks and other elementary particles near that Higgs boson will change their size. That thing turns material invisible. The size of the particle means its energy level or the size of its quantum field. 

A change in the diameter of the particle causes the wavelength of the reflection from the particle's quantum field changes. The reason for that is that the wavelength of that reflection is the same as the size of the particle. 

Reflection is the thing that makes the material visible. When a particle faces radiation stress that radiation adjusts it to a higher energy level. And when that radiation stress ends that particle sends energy quantum when it tries to reach the base energy level that is the same as its environment. 

The wavelength of the radiation or wave motion is the same as the size of the particle that sends it. So the particle can turn invisible to another particle. Or otherwise, we can say: that particles can lose their ability to interact or send the radiation that we can see. 

The antimatter-material annihilation can cause that there is forming a WARP bubble. And that bubble can cause the size or energy level of the Higgs boson changes. That thing can change the size of elementary particles in the quantum system. 

So there is the possibility that the size of the material or its elementary particles can adjust by using antimatter and Higgs boson combination. The idea is that the antimatter annihilation forms the WARP bubble or small vacuum. Then in that vacuum will put the Higgs Boson. The energy pump to the Higgs boson will adjust the Higgs boson's size or energy level.  And then the Higgs boson will pull the superstring out from those elementary particles. That thing can turn material invisible. 

The quantum vacuum will pull the superstring out from the Higgs boson. And then the energy pump to that boson will pump energy to it. So when the size or energy level of the Higgs boson in the quantum system is higher than the boson releases energy to other members of the quantum system. When the energy level of the Higgs Boson is lower than other quantum systems energy or superstrings will flow into other members of that quantum system. 

A small piece of writing about the Higgs boson and its strange qualities

 

 

 

Is the spin of the Higgs boson equal to zero really or virtually? 

When particle accelerators are uncovering the Higgs' boson. They don't create it. They are releasing it by removing wave movement from around that boson. 

There is the possibility that Higgs's spin of Higgs's boson is virtually equal to zero. One version of that idea is that the Higgs's boson is in the extremely large quantum field. 

That means that the quantum field just slides over the other quantum fields. Or the spin of that particle is so high that we cannot recognize the changes in the wave movement. 

Theoretically, particles are like yarn balls. The particle is wave movement, turned to a ball-shaped form. There is "hair" on that particle. And when that "hair" is touching the outside quantum field it would slow its spin. During that moment the particle sends wave movement. 

If there is no hair on that particle it would not be slowing. And that means it would not send wave movement or the wave movement is straight or monotonic like some "OOOO". So we cannot detect that wave movement because it's monotonic. Changes in the particle's spin speed are the thing that causes the wave movement that sends wave movement and turns the particle detectable. 

Another version is that the particle's spin is extremely high that its hair makes the electromagnetic vacuum around it. That thing causes the phenomenon, where the particle has two quantum fields. The outer and inner quantum fields. 

If the quantum field is too large, the wave movement from the inner quantum field disappears. Or the observers cannot separate it from the shaking or waving of the larger quantum field.  If the quantum field of the small particle is too large it collapses. Because the energy from outside pushes it to a smaller size. 

Why Higgs' boson is so dangerous?

Higgs' boson is the only known scalar boson. The spin of those bosons equals zero. That means there is no side-moving wave movement. And that means the Higgs' boson is extremely hard to see. There is the possibility that Higgs' boson involves in all other particles. So if some kind of energy load is coming through the Higgs' boson that causes the phenomenon where the energy load that comes from Higgs' boson is ripping all other Higgs' bosons into pieces. 

That thing will erase all material from the space. The term scalar boson means that they are like the nucleus of all (or almost all) other elementary particles. And the other particles are the superstring, wave movement (or information) that is accumulated at the surface of those bosons. And the hypothetical graviton particle is the tensor inside Higgs' boson. 

But there is another possibility that can explain the strange behavior of the Higgs' boson. The spin of the particle can equal virtually zero. That thing means that the particle is smooth, as I wrote many times. The idea of the virtually zero spin means that there is no interaction or changes in the energy level of the quantum field that surrounds the Higgs' boson. 

The term "spin" doesn't only mean that the particle is rotating. That term can also mean the interaction between the particle and quantum fields around it. If there is hair on the particle, that hair causes changes in the quantum field around the particle. If the spin of the particle is very high we cannot detect the changes in energy level in the quantum field of the particle. 

Or actually, the hair must be high enough that it can come out from the particle's quantum field. The hair of the particles is sending radiation to the particle's quantum bubble. And that causes interaction between the outside quantum field. The thunder that makes it possible to see particles are coming from the particle's quantum field and outside quantum field interaction. 

So if the hair of the particle is inside the particle's quantum field its quantum field is smooth. That means the interaction between particles and outside quantum fields is like interaction with smooth surfaces. So the interaction is silent. If the Higgs' boson is released from other elementary particles. It hovers in the extremely large quantum field. That quantum field makes it impossible that the hair of the particle cannot reach the edge of its quantum field. 

And if the only thing that sends some kind of wave movement or chancing wave moment is only the nucleus of that Higgs' boson. That thing means that this radiation resonates only with other Higgs's bosons or the interaction happens only between other nucleuses Higgs' bosons. But that interaction requires that the Higgs' boson is released from its core. And it would very fast collect superstrings around it and form the new particle. So, that means Higgs' boson is in all other particles but only the highest energy levels can release it by removing superstrings around it. 

See also:

Higgs boson

Scalar boson

Standard model of physics

Why are the hypothetical graviton particles so hard to detect?

Image 1) Elementary particles with hypothetical graviton. 

When we want to detect elementary particles we must remember that the elementary particles are so small. And some of them are so short-living that we don't have time to detect them. The particle itself doesn't vanish anywhere. It just turns to wave movement. If we are thinking that elementary particle has a form as wave movement and particle we must say that if we want to observe particles we want to observe those wave bites and especially their ball-looking forms.

 In the case of many massive high-energy particles, we cannot see those particles. We can see wave movement that those particles send. And when we are trying to think why we cannot see graviton we can start our chain of thoughts from another particle that is hard to detect. The name of that particle is Higgs boson. 

Higgs boson is a so-called scalar boson. The spin of the scalar boson equals zero. And that thing causes that it will not send wave movement. Or wave movement is so weak that it's hard to detect. If we want to compare that only known scalar boson with a cannonball that travels through the air. We can see that we are seeing only the quantum low-pressure area behind that boson. 

The reason why Higgs boson's spin equals zero is simple. In the case where the object's speed or energy level is extremely high. The Doppler effect pushes the quantum field to that particle. That thing acts like a pressure wave and the pressure of that quantum field is stopping the spin. 

But also that impacting quantum field will glide over the Higgs boson. That thing causes the effect where the outcoming Doppler-field impacts with Higgs boson's quantum field. And that impact wave denies that the radiation or wave movement that comes from the Higgs boson cannot come through that impact point. So the quantum field acts as the form of the stealth aircraft and makes the wave movement glide over the Higgs boson. 

Also, that impacting quantum field causes that there are no sideways coming wave movement that outside observer can detect. When we are thinking possibility that the pressure of a high-moving particle's quantum field can press them smooth. And turn their spin equal to zero we can think that the Higgs boson is rather the state of particle that some independent particle. But its behavior changes so much that we can say that it is an independent particle. 

There is the possibility that the Higgs boson spins so fast that it turns smooth. And smooth particles cannot send wave movement through the universe. That's why I believe that the black holes have no hair. And what is the hair of particle? The hair of the particle is the bites of waves or superstrings that are forming them. When the spin of particle turs fast enough or its gravitation field is strong enough. That pulls those hairs against the core of the particle. 

Image 2 introduces the impacting radiation when it impacts the black hole. But it could also introduce the behavior of the quantum field of the Higgs boson. The quantum fields or wave movement slide over that quantum field like they are acting in stealth aircraft. The name "Scalar boson" means that there is a possibility to turn all particles into scalar bosons simply by increasing their speed to a certain level. That thing makes those particles smooth. When we are thinking of wave-particle duality the particle is like a yarn ball. There are small hairs on that structure. 

And those structures or "hair" make normal particles rotate or spin because the wave movement touches those particles. But if the particle is smooth the outcoming wave movement cannot affect it. Or otherwise, we can think that the particle is rotating or spinning so fast. That the spin press those hairs against its core. If there is no hair that particle cannot send the radiation. The hair or the particle pushes the quantum fields and sends the wave movement moving through the space. If the particle is smooth or the quantum field denies that the other quantum fields cannot interact with the particle. That means there is no visible wave movement. 

But then let's go to think about the graviton. There is the possibility that the hypothetical transporter particle of gravitation is tensor. Or rather saying it's a tensor boson. In mathematics, tensor connects linear space, scalar descriptions, and certain geometric amounts. 

So we can think that the scalar boson closes all other bosons inside it. Or it involves all other bosons. And then we can continue this thinking that the tensor boson closes also the scalar boson inside it. That means it's so common but sends so weak radiation that it's hard to detect. The idea is that the tensor boson is in the middle of all other bosons. And that thing rolls the superstrings around it to yarn balls called particles. 

So when we are transforming that term to graviton it's hard to detect because it's inside all other bosons. The idea is that the graviton is like a pothole. There is the possibility that this hypothetical particle sends energy above it. That energy pike would aim the wave movement that it creates the cone that moves away from the graviton and if that cone is outside the pothole. That means that the graviton is like in shadow. And extremely hard to detect. 

And that thing makes it extremely hard to detect. When some radiation will travel against that graviton it travels over the pothole. There is the theory that graviton is a photon that has an extremely high energy level. That energy level will send the photon to the fourth dimension or turn it into a black hole.

If we think that photon is the ring-shaped superstring or bite of wave movement. We can think that the photon is the shockwave of the energy that comes from higher dimensions. When we are thinking about the fourth dimension. That thing is the energy level where material disappears from view. And then we can ask,  is graviton the point where the wave movement comes out from the fourth dimension?

So is the graviton particle a small tunnel between the fourth- and third dimension or the so-called white hole? The white hole is the point where the material comes out from the wormhole. The thing that makes white hole white is when those particles and wave movement are coming out from that energy channel. They are sending wave movement or the shock wave of white light. When material or wave movement drops from the fourth dimension it releases its energy level in the form of wave movement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doppler_effect

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-dimensional_space

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graviton

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalar_boson

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensor

https://artificialintelligenceandindividuals.blogspot.com/

What was the ultimate beginning of the universe?

The most common theory for the beginning of the universe is the so-called Big Bang theory. That theory explains the birth of the universe as the Big Bang. The universe is the entirety, where the entire material and energy that we know exists. 

There is suspicion about the past universes or multiverse. But today we have confirmed the existence of only one universe. The thing is that there should be other universes outside our universe because there is the possibility that there are other Big Bangs. 

Those other universes can be dark matter. That means we cannot see those dark universes. The real fact is that nobody has seen other universes yet. 

There energy and material are released to space and time. But where do that energy and material come from? Was the source of that material be the other universe? If the Big Bang was some kind of white hole. That means there must be a source of that material somewhere. 

In some theories, the Big Bang was erupting black hole. The question in the Big Bang theory is that. Where does that released material come from? Material cannot form from nothingness. The same way the wave movement must have a source somewhere. 

Could that black hole form of dark matter? And if that thing is true. The dark matter would release into time and space at different times when the material is released. 

The first thing that was released in the Big Bang was energy. The wave movement. That turned quarks and electrons. So maybe the beginning of the universe should be the moment when the first photon came to space. When we are thinking about the young universe the time moved slower in that quantum mush. The universe's age is predicted to be something like 13 billion years. 

What formed the black hole that detonated when the energy started to travel from it to zero energy space? Was the Big Bang some kind of white hole? The problem with this theory is the origin of that black hole. In some other ideas, there was wave movement. Before the universe started to form. Then that wave movement faced another wave movement that crossed the track of the first wave movement. 

Then the crossing wave movement wrinkled to elementary particles. And that thing caused the form of material. So the source of that crossing wave movement could be in the black hole. Sir Roger Penrose has introduced that the material in our universe formed in the past universe. 

So if we think like that. The ultimate fate of that universe was the Big Crunch. And when the entire material dropped in the black hole. That thing caused the eruption of that black hole. The past universe and multiverse would easily explain the Big Bang. 

The source of crossing wave movement would locate in another universe. The thing that makes this kind of thing problematic is that the wave movement and material cannot form from nothingness. So there must be some kind of source that sent the wave movement. Or the material of the black hole must locate somewhere. 

But there is no evidence about those things. In a very young universe, the energy level of particles was so high that the elementary particles should repel each other. At the first, the oscillation of quarks must get weaker that they can form protons and neutrons. And after that, the form of molecules must begin. So the universe must get cooler than the oscillation of the atoms would make it possible to form molecules. And of course, the elements must be formed inside the stars. There must be other elements than hydrogen for forming things like planets. 

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"The Phoenix universe theory".

The "Phoenix universe" means the closed or spheric universe that ends its life in the Big Crunch. And when all material is dropped in the black hole. That thing makes the Big Bang possible. The black hole starts to erupt in absolute emptiness and forms the new universe. 

That new universe could be far different than the past universe was. The size or energy level in that new universe could be different. But otherwise, if the entire energy and material are traveling through that hypothetical black hole. That new universe could be similar to the last one. 

That means the reborn universe can be antimatter to its ancestor. And there is also the possibility that the new universe is dark to its ancestor. But the idea is that the universe would reborn again and again. But for proving that theory there is needed to determine the geometrical form of the universe. That Phoenix universe theory requires that the universe is spherical. And if the universe is spherical. The ultimate fate of the universe will be the Big Crunch. 

The rebirth of the universe is an inevitable phenomenon. In this case, the black hole falls into a complete vacuum because it pulls the entire material of the universe inside it. When the black hole is in the complete vacuum. It will begin to erupt, causing a new Big Bang.

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Can the fall of the Higgs Boson destroy the entire universe?

The idea of that hypothesis is that when the Higgs Boson falls no quantum field can fill that hole. So the energy level of the material would turn lower. That causes that the quantum fields around atoms would turn weaker. That thing causes that the material would start to unload. 

The fact is that even if the size of the quarks will turn higher there is a possibility that the form of the material turns to "Higgs material". The size of the quarks of the hypothetical Higgs material. Could be different than the size quarks of the present material.

And that should make it invisible to us. But if the Higgs Boson causes energy flow that turns material to "Higgs material" that happens inside the universe and affects everything inside the universe. 

There is a possibility that we would not recognize anything. The reason for that is we are all. And the material around us turns to Higgs material. So there is the possibility that we are turned to Higgs material many times. But this is the hypothesis. 

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What is the ultimate fate of the universe?

What is the end of the universe? Or does the universe have some kind of end at all? The thing is that the ultimate fate of the universe. Is always the end of material in the form as we know it. The big Crunch or the Big silence means that the material and the wave movement which source is the material is turning straight. The thing is that the wave movement would still exist in the form of superstrings that are waiting for impacting together. 

The black hole crunches material in the case. That the Big Crunch is the ultimate fate of the universe. But in the case of the Big Crunch, there is the possibility that all wave movement would not drop to a black hole until it detonates. So some part of the information could travel froward of the shock wave. That is called the edge of the universe. But that thing requires that the universe would be infinity what reborn and then drops black to black hole again and again. 

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200117-what-if-the-universe-has-no-end

https://www.quantamagazine.org/physicists-debate-hawkings-idea-that-the-universe-had-no-beginning-20190606/

https://www.sciencealert.com/how-did-the-big-bang-explode-out-of-nothing-this-could-be-the-way

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimate_fate_of_the_universe

AI can find answers to many secrets in the universe.

AI can find answers to many secrets in the universe. 

Image 1) The model of bosonic cloud.

There is introduced an idea. That boson can also form the stars.

Is dark matter the missing bosons below Higgs boson? There is no confirmed information that some particles are missing in the Standard model. But because every line of the table is the same number of particles. There is the possibility. That is in the line of the Higgs boson could be three previously unknown particles. 

There is introduced an idea. That boson can also form the stars. Like fermions could do. There is not a certain observation of the quark stars.

But those things would be the fermion stars. Quarks are fermions. But could also other fermions like electrons form the stars like giant electron crystals. And could bosons make the same thing? Maybe someday the AI can answer those questions. 

Image 2 Fundamental particles of Standard Model

The AI can search molecules from exoplanets. And it can also solve the mystery of dark matter. 

The AI can find molecules from the exoplanet atmosphere. And maybe someday the AI can find extraterrestrial lifeforms. And even alien civilizations and new natural laws. The thing is that artificial intelligence needs the matrix that is used to compile the data. That is collected from the astronomical instruments. 

This is why researchers should send the telescope far away from the Sun. That telescope can collect data on what planet Earth looks like far away from it. Then that data can compile with the data that telescopes are collecting. And maybe someday those systems and AI can find the alien race. 

The conditions of exoplanets can be extreme. The high temperature and extremely high radiation levels on the planets. Can cause that the atmosphere of the planet has an atomic form. That means the annealing of those atoms is pushing other atoms away from them. And that thing denies the form of molecules. 

The conditions on exoplanets continue for millions of years. So that thing can make the chemical and physical environment that does not exist on Earth. 

Maybe AI can solve the mystery of the ninth planet and dark matter. 

Artificial intelligence is making it possible to analyze large data masses. And maybe that thing can solve the mystery of "Planet 9" or the mysterious errors in the trajectory of planet Neptune. There is a possibility that the mysterious X-ray bursts in the atmosphere of Uranus. Aave the connection with that phenomenon that causes those anomalies in the trajectory of Neptune. 

Could that thing be the small black hole? If the black hole aims the particle flow passes it by using a parabolic trajectory that thing can happen without causing gamma-ray emission near the black hole itself. 

There is the possibility that the mysterious "Planet 9" is even more exotic than some black hole. Could that thing be the bubble of dark matter? Or when we are talking about the things like Fermion stars. We are forgetting that there is the possibility that there is some kind of bosonic star in the universe. 

Could it be possible that the fermion or bosonic stars are pushing particles away? The idea is that when those particles are spinning they are sending radiation.  There is mentioned an "exotic star" 

The term "An exotic star is a hypothetical compact star composed of something other than electrons, protons, neutrons, or muons". So could the bosons create that "exotic star"? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_star)

And that radiation can push objects or particles away. The reason why we cannot see that radiation could be the particle that sends the wave movement has a different size than particles that we know. 

The fermion stars would be large electron crystals. And there is the possibility. That also bosons can create crystal structures. The quark stars would be the fermion stars. But the thing is that the boson stars would be even more exotic. 

Image 3: Artists impression of Exoplanet KELT-9B

There is introduced an idea. That ghostly bosonic clouds are the key to dark matter. The idea is that the dark matter is actually "missing bosons" below the Higgs Boson. So that means that if those bosons are creating crystal structures those structures might be very ghostly. 

The question is, could it be possible that the fermion or bosonic stars can also push objects away? In that case, the high energy load that hits those mysterious objects causes the case that fermions or bosons are starting to spin. They are releasing energy as radiation. 

And that radiation can push objects away from the fermion or boson star. The reason why we cannot see that particle would be. That particle that sends that radiation or wave movement has a different size than particles that we already know. 

There has been introduced an idea. That the ghostly bosonic clouds can be the key to dark matter. So could the dark matter be the "missing bosons" below Higgs boson? 

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https://www.livescience.com/planet-nine-little-black-hole.html

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_star

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark_star

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Model

Image 1)https://scitechdaily.com/ghostly-boson-clouds-could-solve-the-mystery-of-dark-matter/

Image 2)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Model

Image 3)https://awsimages.detik.net.id/visual/2015/08/15/4fbf27d9-ead2-4c98-b31d-44fe0dff7bbc_169.jpg?w=650

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