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that "The origin of dark matter in the Universe is one of the biggest questions in science and one that, until now, has drawn a blank."
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"Our first calculations indicate that condensation of d-stars are a feasible new candidate for dark matter and this new possibility seems worthy of further, more detailed investigation," he added. "The result is particularly exciting since it doesn't require any concepts that are new to physics," Dr. Watts continued to comment. Co-author, Dr. Bashkanov, explained in the same University of York Press Release that "The next step to establish this new dark matter candidate will be to obtain a better understanding of how the dstars interact--when do they attract and when do they repel each other. We are teaching new measurements to create d-stars inside an atomic nucleus and see if their properties are different to when they are in free space." The scientists are planning now to collaborate with researchers in Germany and the United States to test their new theory of dark matter and hunt for d-star hexaquarks in the Universe.
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