Posts tagged stealth dark matter

Dark plasma?

This gizmag article is succinct in its description of a new model of dark matter published by scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL).  The LLNL is a United States research facility primarily known for its projects involving nuclear weapons, national security, super-computing and high energy physics.  This “stealth dark matter” model proposes that dark matter is currently invisible in our cold universe because it has condensed into giant electrically-neutral super-particles held together under an unknown fundamental force of interaction.  But under the extremely high […]