Scientists May Have Seen Dark Matter. If They Did, What Exactly Is It?
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When physicists announced that almost 100 years after the theory of dark matter was raised, they may have discovered traces of it, there was a huge amount of interest on the Internet. Deutsche Welle (DW) proposes to explain why we are looking for something that connects us into a single Universe that surrounds us.
If a recent index of dark matter was real, it would rewrite physics. Scientists are already trying to read the outline of the plot of this new story. This has revived interest in some theories, including a concept long appreciated but increasingly marginalized called supersymmetry. Black matter is imperceptibly everywhere, a [...]
In Namibia, a complex of giant telescopes peered into the Southern Hemisphere's night sky for years and tried to catch microscopic blue flashes of light in the upper layers of Earth's atmosphere.
Dark matter remains invisible, but could be betrayed by energy-rich gamma rays. An evaluation of 546 observation hours of the H.E.S.S. telescope system finds no corresponding signal, but sets the narrowest limits for heavy particle candidates to date. Under a widespread assumption for the distribution of matter in the Milky Way, the search reaches for the first time the area expected for thermal Higgsinos. Heidelberg (Germany). Dark matter makes…
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