[talanum1 (OP)]

Dark matter could be exactly like electrons, but without electric charge. It is allowed by my model of particles. See attachment.


Physics from Axioms Advanced.pdf (116.86 kB - downloaded 156 times)

[Kryptid]

An electron without electric charge would basically be a neutrino (except for the obvious mass difference). I'm pretty sure that neutrinos have been ruled out as being dark matter because they interact too much (which is really saying something, given how little neutrinos already interact). Well, known neutrinos anyway. Sterile neutrinos might work.

[talanum1 (OP)]

An electron without electric charge would basically be a neutrino

Electrons without charge are not neutrinos. Anti-Neutrinos have opposite circles and other isospin. See my attachment to post 1.