File:Larger Dark Matter Particle Size Illustration (2001-0164-more-2).tiff

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Larger Dark Matter Particle Size Illustration In this view, the particles (people) are bigger than the other illustration. It is shown that as the size of the people grows, they are forced to scatter farther out into Times Square using this analogy.

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English: Larger Dark Matter Particle Size Illustration In this view, the particles (people) are bigger than the other illustration. It is shown that as the size of the people grows, they are forced to scatter farther out into Times Square using this analogy. If this were the case in the universe, then astronomers would expect that dark matter would be spread out over a larger area than if the particles were smaller in size.
Date 6 September 2001 (upload date)
Source Larger Dark Matter Particle Size Illustration
Author (Credit: MIT/J.Arabadjis et al.)
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