Ein seltsames Gammastrahlenglühen, das aus dem Herzen der Milchstraße ausgeht, könnte der lang gesuchte Fingerabdruck von Teilchen dunkler Materie sein, die sich gegenseitig vernichten, so die Beweise.
https://www.sciencealert.com/?p=178019
Ein seltsames Gammastrahlenglühen, das aus dem Herzen der Milchstraße ausgeht, könnte der lang gesuchte Fingerabdruck von Teilchen dunkler Materie sein, die sich gegenseitig vernichten, so die Beweise.
https://www.sciencealert.com/?p=178019
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I have my doubts, the other possibility it mentions in the article is pulsars.
If neutrinos are weakly interacting but we still can detect them, but have not be able to detect an interaction of dark matter outside of it’s gravitational effects, I have a hard time believing they suddenly interact with each other only at the center of the milky way (possibly at the center of most galaxies) but only there, when it makes up 75% of „normal“ matter.
As a not particularly smart individual, I would love to learn why my assumption is completely off base, so if anyone can explain why they think it’s possibly more likely than it being pulsars, I would be grateful.
“Could be” but the actual article says there are two theories to explain it and dark matter is the less likely candidate.
One day, in 1000 years, some one will get dark matter right.
„It does not exist“.