At the end of the star’s life, in the form of a super nova, all material gets ejected far away. That ejected material must be colliding with some unusual particles, which may be invisible. This collision creates a new particle which is a mixture of ejected matter, photon and unusual particles. This new particle is dark matter. It has characteristics like a black-hole; so, it sucks in all light and appears dark. Another characteristic of black hole is that it has immense gravity, so does dark matter, as it pulls in material into orbit. This is also the means through which scientists detected dark matter for the first time. Here is a new perspective as to what this new particle might be. Now, if my theory has got some sense, dark matter is no more an undescribed phenomenon. I feel, unlike matter and antimatter which collide and destroy each other, when ejected matter and photons unitedly collide with some unusual particles- they may be absorbing all the light. These particles may then be crashing with non-luminous objects and appearing totally dark, but after so much of collision, and collection of mass, the point where the particles crash, would be so dense that it would form as much gravity as a black hole and so absorb the light and appear completely dark. As per me, this is what dark matter is.
How I got to this conclusion?
Thinking about the universe from a different perspective studying the movement of stars will give you absurd conclusions which needs for there to be some particles in the fabric of space.
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