The Black Sun

      Evidence of the existence of dark matter comes from large objects, ranging from the caliber of galaxies up to the structure of the universe itself. But a manuscript published in Science indicates that we can look at something smaller and
closer to the sun, if we want to start figuring out what dark matter picture. Because dark matter interacts with gravity, the Sun has the largest concentration of gravity around us, and the text to argue that the additional material should affect the production of neutrinos in a way that can be detected.

The manuscript is a Brevia (short report) and the text was not even up to one full page, but the manuscript abstract a lot of information into short pages. Pengarangya show that the Sun will capture the gravity of dark matter as it moves through the Milky Way and in the presence of dark matter particles in the Sun, at least raises that collisions are weak and rarely with ordinary matter. The particles will eventually accumulate in the core of the Sun which will then affect the fusion reactions that occur.By mapping the Sun at this time, different reactions occur at different depths, and this will lead to unequal distribution of neutrinos produced by these reactions. Dark matter will change the locations of these reactions and lead to differences that could be detected in the exit stream of neutrinos from the Sun. Currently we do not have the hardware to detect these differences, but the researchers say that they will soon have a neutrino observatory.It should be noted that the mapping of solar dark matter they contain some of the assumptions used outside of the interaction with ordinary matter, such as the mass of the particles themselves and the ability to mutually eliminate each other in a collision. However, the researchers show how changes in these assumptions could produce significantly different results. It means take it, although in experiments to be conducted does not provide convincing evidence of dark matter, at least they could put some mapping of what is actually particles of dark matter is.

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