Black Light: A Novel Theory of the Universe

We generally have thought of darkness as the absence of light. Howitt argues that darkness is a different kind of light, which he calls "black light." He develops this novel proposition in the context of recent developments in physics and astrophysics related to black holes, dark matter, and dark energy. He prefers to call dark matter "black matter" and dark energy "black light." Black matter is what space, and all existents, are fundamentally comprised of, and is of a different nature, phy...