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Could it be, hypothetically, that there are so many layers in the swarm that the radiation that will get eventually be emitted is outside of what we can detect?
by fabiospampinato 6y ago
Could it be, hypothetically, that there are so many layers in the swarm that the radiation that will get eventually be emitted is outside of what we can detect?
- gbrown 6y agoNo, given that we can map the dark matter density in galaxies - having a bunch of dark matter galaxies wouldn't explain the shapes of what we actually observe.
- marcosdumay 6y agoThere are current telescopes that detect everything down to the universe thermal radiation, and a bit bellow. There's no place to hide there.