"Revolutionary Study Challenges Einstein's Theory: Dark Matter's Non-Local Gravity Interaction Unveiled"
A new study from SISSA suggests that dark matter interacts with gravity in a non-local way, challenging traditional theories and offering new perspectives on the nature of dark matter. Utilizing fractional calculus, the researchers found that this non-local interaction more accurately describes the motion of stars, especially in small-sized galaxies. This discovery could provide a fresh perspective on the still unclear nature of dark matter and may require a reconsideration of the standard model of cosmology. Further research will be conducted to explore the implications of this non-locality and its potential to resolve other unresolved questions about the Universe.
