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Also, if there's 5x as much dark matter in the universe why is our solar system so devoid of it? We should be able to detect the equivalent of dark matter suns
by treis 4y ago
Also, if there's 5x as much dark matter in the universe why is our solar system so devoid of it? We should be able to detect the equivalent of dark matter suns or planets around us.
- rocqua 4y agoAll of the below is according to theory, not claiming it to be true. Because DM passes right through itself it doesn't clump like the stuff that made our planets do. Instead it remains spread out bound by gravity but not clumping. That makes it incredibly diffuse. But space is also quite big, so it can still contribute a lot of mass.