The anomaly (paradox) of the Dark Matter magnet

We make a magnet so that it's a sphere and hollow, not hollow so that it has cavities or holes inside of it, but so that it has nothing inside of it. Then we make a hole in it. Let's assume that the inside of the magnet is +. Then we take smaller magnets (ones that are at least 50 or so times smaller than the original magnet). As a matter of fact, instead of magnets, the inside of the magnet is dark matter and the outside is dark energy, therefore making the inside & outside have an opposite charge, with the charge being the same across the surface. The smaller magnets are "blown" through the hole and somehow the magnets end up in the exact center in a way that when they connect, they form a uniform object with the center of the object being the center of the larger sphere. The outside of the object would have a charge opposite that of the large sphere.  Then the hole closes, leaving a perfect surface behind. Then the smaller magnets inside move outward at the same speed as the other. Like the larger magnet, the outside of the smaller magnets have a charge opposite of the interior of the larger magnet and have ONLY one charge, no negative/positive or north/south pole. These smaller magnets are moving as they are being attracted to the interior of the larger magnet. Now, let's assume that the larger magnet is inside of an even larger hollow magnetic sphere and the exterior of the large magnet I explained earlier is being attracted to the interior of the even larger magnet, which has a charge evenly spread across its surface, just as all of the other magnets described in here. Now let's focus on the two largest magnets. The smaller of the two is expanding, with an even force pushing it apart evenly across the surface. Could the small magnets that were moving outward never reach the smaller of the two largest magnets, if the surface of the smaller of the two largest magnets is being continuously attracted to the surface of the largest magnet I described? What other mysteries can this scenario also pose?