A Promising New Dark Matter Candidate, and Implications for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI)

A. A. Stoffers; A. J. Wojcik; A. Prillfool; I. Juod\v{z}balis; M. S. Bothwell

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A. Prillfool , A. A. Stoffers , I. Juodžbalis , M. S. Bothwell , A. J. Wojcik This is my paper · ORCID

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We present a speculative exploration of the properties of a proposed new Dark Matter (DM) candidate in a heretofore under-explored region of parameter space. Our proposed ultra-cold candidatae has been a matter of speculation for some time,and has recently been tentatively identified via direct-detection. While unconventional, demonstrated existence of this DM candidate would have wide-ranging implications for a range of fields, from particle cosmology to exobiology and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life (SETI).

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