
Gravitationswellen von Schwarzen Löchern könnten bald enthüllen, wo sich dunkle Materie versteckt. Ein neues Modell zeigt, wie dunkle Materie, die massive Schwarze Löcher umgibt, erkennbare Fingerabdrücke in den Wellen hinterlässt, die von zukünftigen Weltraumobservatorien aufgezeichnet werden.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/12/251218060559.htm

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Singularity?¿
Edit; I need more downvotes, hasn’t canceled out the post yet.
It’s hiding in my asshole
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One of the things I am looking forward to in gravity wave observation is a multiply lensed merger.
„Gravitational waves will prove that Dark Matter is not any kind of exotic particle, but just a whole lot of regular matter.“ – the smartest man in the world
Ok, but how does the model know there are detectable dark matter fingerprints there, around black holes, where none of us, nor any of our shit, has ever actually been? Dark matter is such bullshit. We’ve never detected it in the first place, so we truest can’t surmise it even exists to begin with. It’s fair to say there are things in the universe we don’t understand at all and cannot fathom yet. It’s shortsighted to just decide we figured out what that thing is, after having never detected it