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Black hole, star collisions May Illuminate Universe’s Dark Side
Sep. 19, 2011
James Arthur
In the article “Black hole, star collisions May Illuminate Universe’s Dark Side” describes about star collisions making exclusive types of black holes. Black holes are able to pass through stars, in that way scientists can observe how primordial black holes can disappear in case of a star collision. Scientists believe black holes make are made up of dark matter since they are invisible. The passing through a star primordial black hole is unable to suck it up. Even though black holes do have mass and force to effect other objects. It’s hard to observe primordial black holes since they don’t emit or absorb light. Primordial black holes are heavier than other black holes, but less effective on stars. In conclusion this article tells about dark matter.
I think this article describes about dark matter in our universe. It’s a hard topic to talk about since primordial black holes are invisible. This could affect our galaxy if a primordial black hole entered the it. Though the chances of that are small. I learnt that scientists discovered a new type of black hole. I feel interested about this topic since primordial black holes were a discovered new type of matter in space. In conclusion, this article tells about primordial black holes in a excellent way.
