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Tiny Ancient Black Holes May Live in a Five-Dimensional World
Key Takeaways
- Primordial black holes may have formed in the early universe.
- They are considered a leading candidate for dark matter.
- New theories suggest they could exist in a five-dimensional space.
- The dark dimension is a theoretical construct involving an extra spatial dimension.
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Primordial black holes remain theoretical entities proposed to have formed in the earliest stages of the universe. If verified, they could explain the elusive nature of dark matter.
Recent scientific discourse suggests their formation could involve an even stranger framework: a universe containing a hidden fifth spatial dimension referred to as a dark dimension.
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