They propose a simple theory to explain the mystery of dark matter

2013/06/21 Galarraga Aiestaran, Ana - Elhuyar Zientzia Iturria: Elhuyar aldizkaria

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Almost all the matter of the universe can be formed by particles containing a special electromagnetic field called anapollo. This is what two theoretical physicists of the University of Vanderbilt have proposed, according to which the components of the dark matter are the fermiones Majorana, with an electromagnetic field in the form of a nozzle.

Other scientists have also proposed that Majorama fermions are the component of dark matter, but left too many questions in the air. Now, with this unique magnetic electric field, researchers at the University of Vanderbilt have managed to answer these questions.

The study was published in the specialized journal Physics Letters B under the title Anapole Dark Matter. This electromagnetic field has been called anapolo. Compared to the conventional zone, it does not have two poles, but a nozzle shape, which explains the characteristics and difficulty of the particles.

According to the researchers, the main characteristic of their research is their “simplicity” and they affirm that the results of their research are aligned with the forecasts.