How primordial black holes from early universe could solve mystery of dark matter
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A MIT study suggests primordial black holes formed in the early universe may have absorbed free quarks and gluons, gaining color charge. This could explain the origin of these potential dark matter candidates and their impact on cosmic evolution. The research predicts these black holes would have very low mass but high color charge. This work offers new perspectives on dark matter and the early universe, with possible implications for Big Bang nucleosynthesis and gravitational wave observations.
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