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Dark Matter doesn’t decay, whatever it is

The mystery of Dark Matter endures. Despite sixty years of observation and research, scientists still haven’t isolated the particle that accounts for roughly 85% of the Universe’s mass. However, ongoing experiments and studies have provided insight into how this mysterious mass works. For instance, a research team led by a member of the Tokyo Metropolitan […] The post Dark Matter doesn’t decay, whatever it is appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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