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CMU/BROWN: Gamma Ray Emission From Dwarf Galaxy May Shed Light on Dark Matter

By katrinlink / 10th March 2015

10 March 2015

Brown University – Detection of gamma rays from a newly discovered dwarf galaxy may point to dark matter

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