The Economic Times

Dark matter's secret address revealed? Scientists say it may be hiding in fifth dimension; here's what the new theory says about one of the universe's biggest mysteries

A new study proposes dark matter resides in a hidden extra dimension. This hidden dimension may naturally align particle masses, creating dark matter resonance. Such resonance could explain why dark matter interacted strongly in the early universe. However, these interactions are now almost undetectable in the present day. This theory offers new directions for scientists searching for this cosmic mystery.