Aging Voyager 1 spacecraft undermines idea that dark matter is tiny black holes0
- From Around the Web, Space
- January 11, 2019
Humanity’s most far-flung spacecraft, NASA’s 41-year-old Voyager 1, has poked a hole in a long-shot theory of dark matter.
Humanity’s most far-flung spacecraft, NASA’s 41-year-old Voyager 1, has poked a hole in a long-shot theory of dark matter.
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