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Scientists have identified quantum vortex networks forming within rotating dark matter halos, according to new research. These swirling structures could provide revolutionary detection methods for the elusive substance that makes up most of the universe’s mass. The findings suggest dark matter may behave like cosmic superfluid on galactic scales.
Researchers investigating the mysterious nature of dark matter have uncovered evidence of quantum vortex networks forming within rotating halos of ultralight dark matter, according to recently published studies. These findings could potentially revolutionize how scientists detect and understand the invisible substance that comprises approximately 85% of the universe’s mass.
