Dear Yousuf Khan:

On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 12:14:44 AM UTC-7, Yousuf Khan wrote:
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After calculating the amount of Dark Energy there
was in the past vs. Dark Matter, that galaxies in
the early universe had not only had less Dark
Energy (as expected), but they also had more Dark
Matter (not expected).

I don't see how they can conclude that. If they expect to see Dark-Matter-as-WIMPs, then interactions will reduce the number of WIMPs in forward time, and they'd see exactly this. If Dark Matter is really just heavily ionized normal matter, as the Universe heats (in reverse time), less ground state matter should be visible, so it would look like an increase in Dark Matter.