If dark matter is the opposite of what matter is and people are made of matter, then do you believe that there is a possibility that some people are made of dark matter and produce dark energy versus regular energy? Why or why not?
Well dark matter isn't necessarily antimatter, but it is not baryonic (ordinary) matter. I don't believe a life form could be made of dark matter. The dark matter particles are so weakly interacting that forming together to compose a life form is highly unlikely. It does't interact with three of the four main forces needed. Although, without dark matter in our universe, life could never form.
Scientist also are still trying to figure out the composition of dark matter and what it is made of. We have already determined what humans are compiled of and what elements we possess. Therefore it is not possible for us to contain dark matter.
If dark matter is the opposite of what matter is and people are made of matter, then do you believe that there is a possibility that some people are made of dark matter and produce dark energy versus regular energy? Why or why not?
ReplyDeleteWell dark matter isn't necessarily antimatter, but it is not baryonic (ordinary) matter. I don't believe a life form could be made of dark matter. The dark matter particles are so weakly interacting that forming together to compose a life form is highly unlikely. It does't interact with three of the four main forces needed. Although, without dark matter in our universe, life could never form.
ReplyDeleteScientist also are still trying to figure out the composition of dark matter and what it is made of. We have already determined what humans are compiled of and what elements we possess. Therefore it is not possible for us to contain dark matter.
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ReplyDeleteWhat steps are being taken to learn more about dark matter/dark energy, today?
ReplyDeleteIs dark energy the same as vacuum energy?
ReplyDeleteConsidering Albert Einstein's formula (E=mc^2), does dark matter imply there might be dark light?
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