Scientists May Have Finally Detected a Hint of Dark Matter, the Mysterious, Invisible Stuff That Holds the Universe Together
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Scientists May Have Finally Detected a Hint of Dark Matter, the Mysterious, Invisible Stuff That Holds the Universe Together
A South Dakota-based instrument built to detect theoretical dark matter particles has sensed a particle interaction that's difficult to explain with known phenomena. But more data is needed to confirm that the strange substance—which scientists have never directly observed—is, indeed, the culprit
For decades, physicists have been successfully tracking the particles that could constitute dark matter. An observation made by the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment gives hope back to the WIMP supporters, one of the preferred ways to solve this riddle.
Dark matter was found before, but it vanished. Could the new ghost be different? – India Today
* Dark matter was found before, but it vanished. Could the new ghost be different? India Today * Have we finally found dark matter? Scientific American * Have scientists discovered a dark matter particle? Al Jazeera * The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment beneath South Dakota found one particle interaction in 220 live days that researchers have struggled to explain using…
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