[quote=@TheUnknowable]
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My question is how to handle "Dark" as it isn't really quantified in science.  I'm treating it as the anti-matter or negative energy version of light (creates particle radiation if it contacts light, lowers electron states when it contacts matter, etc.), but I might need to treat it as dark matter.
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Well, dark matter is a bit less substantial as you might think it is. You sound like you know what you're talking about so I'll save you a lecture, but dark matter and energy are pretty much just universal syrup; they're not that exciting. They're interesting, and they're weird, but they certainly aren't exciting. To give you a better idea of what I'm saying, the way that we figured out that there is dark matter amounts to,

"Hey, Earth should be moving towards the sun a lot faster."

"Hey, [b]everything[/b] should be moving a lot faster."

"Huh. Must be invisible space goo."

"Cool. Let's call it dark matter."