ThirtyDaysOfAwesome

Me. Living my life to the fullest. One day at a time. Trying to make something of my self.

“I would rather be ashes than dust! I would rather that my spark should burn out in a brilliant blaze than it should be stifled by dry-rot. I would rather be a superb meteor, every atom of me in magnificent glow, than a sleepy and permanent planet. The function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days trying to prolong them. I shall use my time” -Jack Londo"
soredemonao: thenewenlightenmentage: Strange Dark Matter Interactions Could Create Galactic Disks and Dark Light A small percentage of the dark matter in our universe might be able to interact with itself through an as-of-yet unknown dark force, forming dark atoms and possibly even emitting dark light. Lest you think theoretical physicists have gone completely off the deep end, this form of dark matter, called double-disk dark matter, has some specific cosmological consequences that astronomers could observe. While traditional dark matter floats around galaxies in a spherical halo, this more interactive form of dark matter would have “dynamics similar to ordinary matter,” said theoretical physicist Andrey Katz, who is a post-doc at Harvard University and co-author of a paper that appeared May 23 in Physical Review Letters. “It can form a disk which is very similar to our galaxy’s massive galactic disk.” Continue Reading It’s all generated from my heart. 

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Strange Dark Matter Interactions Could Create Galactic Disks and Dark Light

A small percentage of the dark matter in our universe might be able to interact with itself through an as-of-yet unknown dark force, forming dark atoms and possibly even emitting dark light.

Lest you think theoretical physicists have gone completely off the deep end, this form of dark matter, called double-disk dark matter, has some specific cosmological consequences that astronomers could observe.

While traditional dark matter floats around galaxies in a spherical halo, this more interactive form of dark matter would have “dynamics similar to ordinary matter,” said theoretical physicist Andrey Katz, who is a post-doc at Harvard University and co-author of a paper that appeared May 23 in Physical Review Letters. “It can form a disk which is very similar to our galaxy’s massive galactic disk.”

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It’s all generated from my heart.