The Three Components

You already know the total dark fraction: 20/21 ≈ 95.24%. You have watched it derived. But what is inside that 95%? What splits it into 68 and 27?

1.1 — Visible matter: the open channel

1/21 of the total energy budget — the single electromagnetic channel where records are actively being written. Matter that interacts with light. The crack still cracking. Predicted: 4.76%. Observed: 4.86% (Planck 2018). Derived: AP10 gives twenty-one channels, AP28 proves their independence, AP41 identifies one as the visible channel. The match to observation is structural.

1.2 — Dark energy: the completed reservoir

Substrate content in the twenty dark channels that has fully returned to the 1:1 symmetric state. No residual structure. No clustering. No interaction except gravitational, through the background metric. Pure potential. The unbroken mirror. Dark energy is Mode 0 at rest — the condensate (AP03) in its equilibrium configuration. It exerts negative pressure because the 1:1 state resists disturbance (the substrate is extraordinarily stiff, λ ≈ 2.15 × 10⁴⁶; AP15). It does not dilute with expansion because it is a property of the substrate itself, not of the matter on it.

1.3 — Dark matter: the process

Substrate content in the twenty dark channels that is still defragmenting — still losing structure, still transitioning from broken (1×ε) back toward symmetric (1:1). The content gravitates because it still carries mass-energy. It clusters because it retains geometric structure during the transition. It does not interact electromagnetically because the electromagnetic channel has already closed for this content — the coupling to the visible channel was severed when the content crossed a σ-boundary (an event horizon). Dark matter is not a particle. It is matter in transit. The 27% is not a noun. It is a verb. And once you see it as a verb, the question changes: you stop asking what dark matter is made of and start asking how far along the processing is.