Dark matter detected?

For nearly a century, scientists have grappled with the enigma of dark matter, which makes up 85% of the universe's matter. Which means we see and know till today only a fraction of all matter in the universe, only 15%. What means that Dark matter is the true controlling force that organizes large structures such as galaxies and galactic clusters. Now in the year 2025 dark matter finally seems to be detected.

In contrast to today's solar theory^[*], which offers no explanation for any of the characteristic properties of the sun, not for the sun's differential rotation, nor for the extremely important solar cycles (governs and has influence on almost all solar activities like uv intensity variations, flares, coronal mass ejections, etc ), nor how an atomic fusion reactor in the heart of the sun can heat up the corona to 1 to 3 million Kelvin through a rather cold solar surface that is just 5800 Kelvin hot, nor for the sun's orbit (todays theory even considers the sun's orbit to be non-existent, since todays theory insists in Einstein's space-time-theory and for Einstein was the sun's orbit completely unknown and he therefore based his theory on false facts), this site for nearly 25 years now has a completely different explanation in the web (and for more than 50 years in written form). Which then also explains the mysterious 'dark' matter, which is the biggest question of all for today's physics. Even Cern searches for Dark Matter. Because there are probably any number of 'dark stars' in space that are not orbited by planets (or by too small planets). Since these dark stars do not emit the slightest (visible) light, they were absolutely invisible to the largest optical telescopes for centuries. As predicted by this site, it was only the James Webb Telescope that discovered for the first time these dark stars (JWST was built to see for the first time space in infrared light): " this discovery would (...) provide direct insights into the elusive properties of dark matter, which makes up 85% of the universe’s matter yet remains largely undetectable."

*) our sun is the only directly measurable and nearby visible star und serves thus as model for all stars

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