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Dark matter could keep tiny black holes alive inside stars: study

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Dark matter could keep tiny black holes alive inside stars: study

A view of a planetary nebula. Image used for representation only. Credit: NASA Dark matter, the unseen substance that makes up most of the universe’s matter, could play a more dramatic role than previously thought. A new study suggests that heavy dark matter particles trapped inside a dense star could accumulate at its core, collapse…

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