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Published online 19 November 2008 | Nature | doi:10.1038/456290b

Electron 'bump' may confirm dark matter

Finding from balloon experiment adds to satellite data.

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  • No sooner than later, with the advance in science and technology we are going to crack this mystery of dark matter and open the new vista of human advancement in the filed of unknown aspects of univers.

    • 20 Nov, 2008
    • Posted by: narendra kumar

  • If we look hard enough and long enough, we will surely find something that seems to be a possible signature of mysterious 'dark matter.' With kind regards, Oliver K. Manuel. http://www.omatumr.com/, http://myprofile.cos.com/manuelo09

    • 20 Nov, 2008
    • Posted by: O M

  • Have been thinking, if from the exploration satellites data collected, special those sent to edge of the Solar System, some indications have been captured?, maybe related to halo nuclei dimentional differentials? and Y rays emissions encountered. Regards, Ben R. Rodriguez MS. BenRRR@Gmail.com

    • 21 Nov, 2008
    • Posted by: Ben R. Rodriguez MS