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https://www.space.com/39837-first-stars-universe-fingerprints-dark-matter.html
http://www.nature.com/articles/nature25791.epdf?referrer_access_token=L6PHf4qi1jrWUOM-MYXgXtRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0Pxjy4puk3sS91mtRutT-5oRg5bNJRASZ37GVS5rctuSuaATALT0lf9IJVXE1qOiMZdZe-NKxO-zYqYkEJ7N7MSRUGceahaslNK0jX2UTmsKTnS8oFQO3tbTi89sgpoC0W8XhBjyd1k6eXn73DqbL77-adKIudcv2bT3ejpJOLJg6oisT-ujjvLz47VmX79WVw=&tracking_referrer=www.cbc.ca
How accurate is this table detector that allegedly detected signal of first stars 180 million years after Big Bang? What possible errors can you think of? I'm basically interested in how our baryonic matter interacts with dark matter and whether there is possibility these two are like protons and electrons that made up a higher basic matter (think up normal baryonic matter with hidden sector that acts like dark matter).
http://www.nature.com/articles/nature25791.epdf?referrer_access_token=L6PHf4qi1jrWUOM-MYXgXtRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0Pxjy4puk3sS91mtRutT-5oRg5bNJRASZ37GVS5rctuSuaATALT0lf9IJVXE1qOiMZdZe-NKxO-zYqYkEJ7N7MSRUGceahaslNK0jX2UTmsKTnS8oFQO3tbTi89sgpoC0W8XhBjyd1k6eXn73DqbL77-adKIudcv2bT3ejpJOLJg6oisT-ujjvLz47VmX79WVw=&tracking_referrer=www.cbc.ca
How accurate is this table detector that allegedly detected signal of first stars 180 million years after Big Bang? What possible errors can you think of? I'm basically interested in how our baryonic matter interacts with dark matter and whether there is possibility these two are like protons and electrons that made up a higher basic matter (think up normal baryonic matter with hidden sector that acts like dark matter).