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The comments on the article poked at this question but the answers given there were not very clear for me, so I'll ask here: If this udQM is so stable, why didn
by princekolt 8y ago
The comments on the article poked at this question but the answers given there were not very clear for me, so I'll ask here: If this udQM is so stable, why didn't we find any of it in nature so far?
We certainly would know we don't understand this matter if we stumbled upon it... right?
- teilo 8y agoBecause it would be in such small and diffuse quantities that unless we were specifically looking for it, we likely wouldn't find it. As for stumbling upon it, all our measurement techniques are calibrated to hadronic matter, so...
- Isinlor 8y agoWe actually might have already stumbled upon it: https://www.centauri-dreams.org/2017/03/28/the-challenges-of-przybylskis-star/ https://www.centauri-dreams.org/2017/03/28/the-challenges-of...