Sentences with phrase «by dark matter theories»

That match, with only a 1 - in - 100,000 chance of being caused by a statistical error, virtually eliminates any possibility that B - sub-s meson decay is related to interaction with particles predicted by dark matter theories, as some physicists have suspected.

«But there has been the possibility it could decay through new particles predicted by dark matter theories, such as supersymmetry.

Not exact matches

The theory of gravity as developed by Isaac Newton and refined by Albert Einstein doesn't quite explain the movement of stars, necessitating the addition of unproven «dark matter» to make the equations balance.

The absence of dark matter annihilation signals outside the Milky Way could be a crucial hint towards this richer theory of dark matter, which will be tested by future observations.

A popular theory holds that there are three different mechanisms by which dark matter annihilation can produce these gamma rays, two of which have been observed previously.

For instance, Simpson says, a theory known as Modified Newtonian Dynamics is no longer supported by the dark matter data.

Most physicists are confident that the particles we refer to as dark matter will be found, whether or not they are the specific particles predicted by string theory.

But it is not clear what the dark matter is, and some scientists have argued that modifying the laws of gravity set out by Newton and Einstein could explain the observations in question, without the need for dark matter (see Gravity theory dispenses with dark matter).

Dark matter particles predicted by supersymmetry — a theory that proposes hidden connections between matter particles and particles that transmit forces — might be an early discovery of the LHC, depending on how much the particles weigh, said CERN director - general Rolf Heuer.

Theory suggests that over time the gravity wells created by Earth, the sun, and the Milky Way would have sucked in an enormous number of dark - matter particles.

In it they would seek the elusive «dark matter» whose gravity binds the galaxies, a type of radioactivity that would blur the line between matter and antimatter, and protons falling apart as predicted by some particle theories.

As scientists expand their search, they will be able to better test current cosmological theories by comparing the amounts of dark and visible matter.

Dark matter is a fiction, created by astronomers wedded to the big bang theory.

Some theories say that dark matter is only an illusion caused by a failure to understand the way gravity works on the grand scale of the universe.