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Search for Primordial Black Holes Gains Momentum in Dark Matter Quest

19:50, 13 一月

编辑者: Vera Mo

Scientists are increasingly optimistic about the existence of primordial black holes, theorized to have formed shortly after the Big Bang. Unlike conventional black holes, which arise from collapsing stars, these ancient entities could provide answers to the dark matter mystery.

Primordial black holes (PBHs) have been a topic of interest since the 1960s, with Stephen Hawking among the first to propose their potential existence. Recent collaborations among researchers have reignited the search for evidence supporting PBHs, which could manifest through Hawking radiation, gravitational lensing, or interactions with other cosmic objects.

A key development occurred in 2023 when cosmologist Bernard Carr and colleagues presented over 20 lines of evidence that may indicate PBHs are present in the universe. Carr estimates a 60-70% chance of their existence, driven by a growing interest in the subject.

The concept of PBHs gained traction after the 2016 detection of gravitational waves from merging black holes, a discovery that opened new avenues for exploring black hole formation. Current gravitational wave data suggests that some detected black holes may be primordial in nature, especially given their unexpectedly high masses.

Research indicates that PBHs could vary significantly in mass, from a few kilograms to millions of solar masses, potentially explaining the formation of supermassive black holes observed early in the universe. However, the challenge remains to conclusively identify PBHs among the myriad of cosmic phenomena.

Future gravitational wave observatories, such as the space-based LISA, planned for the 2030s, aim to probe earlier epochs of the universe, potentially detecting primordial black holes from the first hundred million years after the Big Bang.

Additionally, ongoing studies explore how PBHs might interact with stars and the implications of such interactions. For instance, researchers are investigating whether a small PBH could exist within a star, affecting its luminosity and evolution.

While the existence of PBHs could resolve some aspects of dark matter, significant debate continues regarding their abundance and role in the universe. Current measurements suggest that only a small range of PBHs could account for dark matter, leading to ongoing discussions about the nature of this elusive substance.

As research progresses, the scientific community remains divided on the implications of PBHs. While some researchers remain skeptical, the pursuit of understanding primordial black holes continues to yield insights into the early universe and the fundamental nature of dark matter.

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