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27% of the universe solved? Fifth dimension may explain dark matter’s secrets

Produced by: Manoj Kumar

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Fifth dimension

A novel theory suggests the existence of a fifth dimension, potentially unlocking the secrets of dark matter.

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Dark fermions

A particle called a fermion may act as a “portal” between dimensions, linking dark matter to the fifth dimension.

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Cosmic glue

Fermions might explain why galaxies hold together, shedding light on the mysterious effects of dark matter.

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Physics expansion

The fifth dimension builds on early 20th-century ideas to unify forces like gravity and electromagnetism.

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Quantum bridge

This dimension offers insights into black holes, the early universe, and particle behavior at quantum scales.

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Detection hurdle

Proving the fifth dimension’s existence is difficult due to current technological limitations in detecting fermions.

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Collider potential

The Large Hadron Collider and similar tools could provide indirect evidence of this extra dimension.

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Gravitational waves

Advanced detectors may one day confirm fermionic dark matter in a warped fifth dimension.

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Cosmic paradigm

If proven, this theory could redefine how we understand time, space, and the forces shaping the universe.