#dark-matter

#dark-matter

The discovery of the Higgs completed the particle content of the Standard Model but has deepened the puzzles regarding the Higgs field's role, prompting a need for further measurements.

The new UAD 3.6 format enters limited production for GSE-approved lenders on Sept. 8, 2025, and becomes mandatory for all UCDP appraisal submissions starting Nov. 2, 2026. Dark Matter is demonstrating its technological leadership and commitment to driving efficiency in the mortgage ecosystem.

The search for axions remains crucial in the ongoing quest to understand dark matter, though no direct evidence for these particles has yet been found.

Dark matter remains unproven yet its existence is supported by a plethora of astronomical observations, suggesting it's a crucial component of our universe's structure.

"Building the world's largest digital camera will allow scientists to explore the cosmos in new ways and at a scale that will enable discoveries that should fundamentally change our understanding of the universe," said Aaron Roodman, deputy director of the Rubin Construction.

Both Einstein and Randall were almost the same age when they developed their theories – 36 and 37, respectively.

Recent precision measurements on antiprotonic systems have advanced our understanding of fundamental symmetries in particle physics and tested the limits of the Standard Model.

Axion quasiparticles are simulations of axion particles, which can be further used as a detector of actual particles. If a dark matter axion hits our material, it excites the quasiparticle, and, by detecting this reaction, we can confirm the presence of the dark matter axion.

This thesis integrates Weakly Interacting Massive Particle (WIMP) dark matter models, emphasizing their experimental constraints and exploring pseudo-scalar properties as mediators and candidates.

Recent simulations indicate that primordial black holes, which are significantly smaller than other black holes, are predicted to pass through the inner Solar System approximately every decade. This intriguing phenomenon presents a unique opportunity for scientists to observe these elusive cosmic entities, potentially leading to breakthroughs in our understanding of black hole formation and their impacts on our solar neighborhood.