HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - Are there dark doings near the center of the Milky Way? That may be
so when it comes to the collision of dark matter particles. Although
such particles are invisible, we could still theoretically see the mess
they make when they collide. It's this idea that leads physicists to
scour the galaxy for some glimmer of dark matter collisions. Spot a line
produced by a pair of gamma-rays emanating from just the right spot and
you may have found coveted clues to the dark matter mystery.
Now
a collaboration of scientists using the Fermi Gamma-Ray Spacecraft's
Large Area Telescope instrument (Fermi–LAT) has confirmed seeing an
unusual gamma-ray line near the galactic center. If the finding stands
up to further scrutiny, it's possible this line comes from the
annihilation of dark matter. click here to read more