Enthalpy Posted September 11, 2013 Posted September 11, 2013 Hello you all! Weakly Interacting Sub-eV Particles (WISP) are proposed as a dark mass candidate - similar to WIMP but lighter, from the very little I've read. Though, I don't see how they could concentrate at galaxies to explain the missing galactic mass. Even if they're 3K cold (6e-23 J) and 1eV massive (2e-36 kg), their mean speed is ~8000km/s, much more than a galactic escape speed. Would you know more? Like: - Candidate as dark mass elsewhere, not concentrated at galaxies ? - Subject to forces other than gravitation that confine them in galaxies ? - Colder than the electromagnetic background ? - Other ideas ? Thanks!
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