Produced by: Manoj Kumar
A novel theory suggests the existence of a fifth dimension, potentially unlocking the secrets of dark matter.
A particle called a fermion may act as a “portal” between dimensions, linking dark matter to the fifth dimension.
Fermions might explain why galaxies hold together, shedding light on the mysterious effects of dark matter.
The fifth dimension builds on early 20th-century ideas to unify forces like gravity and electromagnetism.
This dimension offers insights into black holes, the early universe, and particle behavior at quantum scales.
Proving the fifth dimension’s existence is difficult due to current technological limitations in detecting fermions.
The Large Hadron Collider and similar tools could provide indirect evidence of this extra dimension.
Advanced detectors may one day confirm fermionic dark matter in a warped fifth dimension.
If proven, this theory could redefine how we understand time, space, and the forces shaping the universe.