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Can massless particles form some kind of nanotube that can trap other particles giving the nanotube mass? Is this dark matter?
 
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Ivan manes said:
Can massless particles form some kind of nanotube that can trap other particles giving the nanotube mass

Nope.

Ivan manes said:
Is this dark matter?

Also no.
 
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