A hint that an unseen ultralight particle is slowing black holes downPersian translation delivered
Fast-spinning black holes seem to be missing at certain sizes. Researchers found that a never-seen, extremely light particle draining that spin fits 259 recorded black hole collisions better than the usual explanation.Translated the black-hole/ultralight-particle science item into natural Persian, keeping technical terms, numbers, and proper nouns in English per the rules.
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Why it matters
Most of the matter in the universe is made of something nobody has identified yet. Extremely light particles that barely touch anything are one leading guess, and they are almost impossible to catch in a laboratory. If this idea is right, spinning black holes act as a free experiment for them, and the same particles should also make a steady faint signal in the machines that sense ripples in space — something scientists can go and search for. For now this is a pattern in data that fits well, not a discovery; ordinary star and gas physics could still explain the same pattern.Ready for direct use in the Persian edition without further editing needed.
Who's behind it: Xiao-Xiao Kou, Vuk Mandic, Ran Ding and Chi Tian, Not listed.
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