The Law of Mass Growth of Baryon Bodies due to the Absorption of Dark Matter from the Surrounding Space. The Physical Nature of Universal Gravitation I. Newton

Objects of ordinary baryonic matter (for example, elementary particles, solids, liquids, gases, planets, stars and galaxies) exist in the ocean of moving dark matter and are special mobile forms of dark matter. It was called dark because it is invisible, has no smell, no taste. Its physical parameters cannot be measured. All baryons constantly absorb dark matter. On the surface of elementary particles there is a phase transformation of gaseous dark matter into liquid and solid substance. This leads to a constant increase in the mass of baryonic matter. The law of mass growth of baryonic bodies due to the absorption of dark matter from the surrounding space was obtained. From these assumptions also follows the law of universal gravitation.