Dark matter stars have been proposed to exist for a long time now, but thus far investigators have not been able to discover dark matter, let alone a star made entirely out of the stuff. In a new study, experts propose that finding these cosmic structures is within our current technological capabilities.
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3 February 2012
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Astronomers now believe that the cores of trillions of galaxies across the Universe are being powered by supermassive black hole. Recently, a team of experts proposed that these dark behemoths were produced by the collapse of massive stars made out of dark matter.Unlike usual stars, which are made up of normal, baryo... |
27 May 2011
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An exciting new theory from researchers in the United States proposes that the earliest supermassive black holes to develop in the early Universe were produced the the collapse of immense, dark matter stars. The phenomenon may have been very widespread across the young Cosmos. The concept of a dark star is not new, b... |
26 April 2011
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New studies seem to suggest that the earliest stars which appeared soon after the Universe was created were not made out of regular matter, but rather from the strange substance known as dark matter. The concept of dark matter was introduced in astrophysics by experts trying to explain how is it that galaxies stick t... |
11 October 2010
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Experts have recently come to believe that some of the earliest stars in the Universe, which formed more than 13 billion years ago, may have been fueled by dark matter originally. This type of matter was hypothesized more than a decade ago, but thus far scientists have been unable to detect it directly. But some beli... |
21 December 2009
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It is largely speculated throughout the astrophysical community that the first stars might have been created out of dark matter, albeit while we mostly know nothing about dark matter and dark energy, what it is made of and its properties, now a theoretical physicist at the University of Michigan, Katherine Freese, pr... |
13 February 2008
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Recent studies show they might have not. Powered with energy, resulted from the interaction between ordinary matter and dark matter, and having masses between 400 to 200,000 times that of the Sun, these so-called "dark stars" could have been the first structures to ever populate the universe.It is now widely believed... |
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