Abel: "Shorter cables can used to confirm the way this matter tends to gather into a patchwork quilt of pure matter types even when found in a mixed medium like the soil of a valley floor."

In retrospect, I see that it would be better to use longer fiber optic cables that are coiled before being buried rather than short ones. This will provide a better reading. These coils should be placed at least 3 feet below ground.

To ascertain how gravity affects M-matter, coils of fiber optic cables can be buried at differing depths and the concentration of M-matter at those depths ascertained by spectrophotometric readings. Or alternately, the same experiment could be performed in the ocean. Calculations derived from these readings should resolve any questions about what percentage of the universe is comprised of dark matter (EM-matter, E-matter, and M-matter).