物理学の研究と応用ジャーナル

Dark matter: an insulator against electromagnetic radiation?

Sayan Bag 1 and Arijit Bag 2*

The detection of dark matter is the biggest unsolved problem in modern cosmology. Several attempts have been made to achieve this, but without notable success. To find a suitable detection method, it is necessary to comprehensively understand its properties. In this paper, we describe a hypothesis that considers dark matter as ordinary matter. The peculiar behavior of dark matter is explained by considering that it is in a BEC state in the coldest parts of the universe, making it an electromagnetic insulator. Based on this hypothesis, a method of experimental verification is proposed.

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