Yvan-Claude Raverdy

We present here elements which validate the identification of what is called “dark matter” to the classical gravitational energy. The corpuscular gravitation theory [1],[2] gives a very concrete interpretation to this energy which concerns the space void of all known matters, black holes and radiation. Measuring the energy density of the vacuum by the Casimir effect may be an experimental verification.

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Citation: Raverdy, Y. C. (2026). Dark Matter and Black Holes. I J T C Physics, 7(3):1-3. DOI : https://doi.org/10.47485/2767-3901.1078