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A pair of astrophysicists with Princeton University and the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory found possible evidence of dark matter particles colliding.
Dark matter particles are pulled to Jupiter by its strong gravity and collide with its ionosphere.
As they do so, the researchers reason, there would likely be instances in which they collide and produce light.
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