The conversation between human and AI assistant.
Can dark matter form "atoms" in the classical sense, such as dark hydrogen or dark helium?
How would these "atoms" behave differently from regular atoms?
Well, if they exist, they would likely behave differently from regular atoms in a few ways. For one, they would not emit or absorb light, which means they would be completely invisible to telescopes. Additionally, they would likely interact very weakly with regular matter, which would make them difficult to detect in the laboratory. However, they could potentially interact with each other via this new force, which could give rise to interesting astrophysical effects.