Resumen de Dead stars may salvage dark matter hunt
Watching the death spirals of stars may succeed where searches deep underground have failed. Last month, the Large Underground Xenon experiment reported its latest findings: nothing. Located about 1.5 kilometres below ground in the Black Hills of South Dakota, LUX is seeking so-called weakly interacting massive particles--the most favored candidate for the dark matter that cosmologists think makes up most of the universe's mass.
