A recent study suggests that dark matter is composed of very low mass bosonic particles, which can behave as a Bose-L Einstein condensate and take on quantum wave-like properties. This may be related to something known as fuzzy cold dark matter. The most popular candidate for what the dark matter is is the weakly interacting mass of particle, the wimp. There was a recent study I know it's being referred to. Sorry, let's back up. Samson asks a priority question. Recall that priority questions are granted to every Patreon supporter once per lifetime. You can ask a question and I will do my best to answer it.
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