>>10915268okay, so you're saying that hydrogen, with a well known emission spectrum in the EM spectrum, can turn into a dark matter hydrino, which has _no emission spectrum_ (and moreover does not interact at all, whatsoever, with electric forces)?
do you understand what you are talking about? for example, a relatively current model of dark matter is called "WIMP"s, i.e. "Weakly Interacting Massive Particles" which only interact via the weak interaction as opposed to the electromagnetic interaction (like a neutrino). if you are claiming that a hydrogen atom, made of an electrically charged electron and an electrically charged nucleus/proton, somehow stops interacting via the electromagnetic force, then it seems pretty suspect. is the electron still there? it magically stops having electric charge?
also, appealing to authority isn't always wrong. i just gave you a very non-authority-based argument, but just because i said that Stephen Chu and PW Anderson debunked you is not an argument against anything. those guys know their shit. authority matters. only pseuds have this "muh brainlet physicist" fetish where only high-school dropouts can be trusted