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Home » Astronomy and space » Dark matter and energy » Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational waves

Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational waves

30 Nov 2024
Illustration of the Big Bang
Energy transition Dark matter may have been created after the Big Bang, something that could soon be tested by gravitational wave detectors. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Tomertu)
New constraints on a theory that says dark matter was created just after the Big Bang  – rather t

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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