Is Anti-Matter Hiding in the Universe as Dark Matter?

Ravi Mandavi · Mar 24, 2012

Are they present in the form of dark-matter?

DaveC426913 · Mar 25, 2012

No. Antimatter is still regular matter, just with opposite charges. It interacts with light, and with regular matter.

Dark matter does not interact with light at all, and does not interact with normal matter at all.

Ravi Mandavi · Mar 25, 2012

And where they all gone?

Pengwuino · Mar 25, 2012

You're asking about the problem of baryogenesis. This is still an open problem in physics at the moment: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baryogenesis

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