Russian-American scientist hunts 'dark matter' in the universe

According to Voice of Russia, a group of Russian-American researchers have proposed a new hypothesis about the composition and location of "dark matter" in the universe.

Through the discovery of dynamic protons and electrons in the composition of "dark matter" , the team believes that they will interact, forming "dark" atoms .

Until now, scientists have only hypothesized about the hidden position of mysterious material. This entity does not emit electromagnetic radiation and therefore it is difficult to use the device to capture.

Many people still think that the particles of this entity hardly interact with each other. However, the Harvard University team (USA), led by physicist Andrei Katz, rejected the theory.

In his view, the nature of this mysterious entity is similar to that of ordinary entity, the interaction can occur not only at the particle level but also between atoms.

Mr. Katz also went from the usual physical nature to hypothesize the position of "dark matter " around galaxies, stars and planets.

He analyzed that due to the entity losing energy, the particles began to move more slowly. They gradually accumulate and form a flat disk around the Galaxy.

Physicists also argue that the "dark" atoms create "dark" ionizing gas (platma), whose impulses affect the formation of the early universe.

According to astrophysicist Sean Carroll of the Caltech Institute, the European Space Agency's "Gaia" telescope can monitor the impulse caused by "dark matter" disks.

The 'dark matter' science team is looking forward to "Gaia" being launched into orbit in the fall of 2013 to carry out a detailed mapping task of the galaxy, hoping to confirm it. my hypothesis.