we all kow dark matter but do we know how it came into existence?one possible answer is from einsteins mass energy equivalence.if we assume matter is energy as both are interconvertible then we reach a conclusion that during big bang there was release of energy which eventually got converted into mass ie -the visible universe but what is beyond that is that during big bang perhaps some mass was left behind in intermediate energy form both as matter and energy which is what we call dark matter and dark energy i mean to say that dark matter so called could be such a form of matter that is neither true matter nor true energy it is pseudo mass energy form of matter Now am i right?
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No, you aren't right you're wrong. Your assumption that there could exist a form of non-matter/non-energy between the two is fundamentally flawed. Also your assumption that energy and matter are interconvertible is also flawed as, while it may be possible to convert matter into energy (an atomic bomb), that is only true for very specific forms of matter (the transuranics) and even then only at very low percentages of around 2-3% direct matter/energy conversion. The idea that you can take a lump of pork and convert it directly into energy is ludicrous. Sorry.