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Dark matter and energy

Dark matter and energy

Supernovae reveal that primordial black holes cannot account for all dark matter

08 Oct 2018
Supernova remnant
Fade to black: a type 1a supernova remnant as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope and the Chandra X-ray Observatory. (Courtesy: NASA)
Primordial black holes do not account for all dark matter, according to new research by Miguel Zumal

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