New Approach to Cosmic Lithium in the Early Universe
ScienceDaily (Sep. 7, 2012) —
Astrophysicists have explored a discrepancy between the amount of
lithium predicted by the standard models of elemental production during
the Big Bang and the amount of lithium observed in the gas of the Small
Magellanic Cloud, a galaxy near to our own.
"The paper involves measuring the amount of lithium in the interstellar gas of a nearby galaxy, but it may have implications for fundamental physics, in that it could imply the presence of dark matter particles in the early universe that decay or annihilate one another," Howk says.
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