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If the superfluid dark matter is what ripples when Galaxy clusters collide why wouldn't it be what waves in a double slit experiment?
I have a question about dark matter. If the superfluid dark matter is what ripples when Galaxy clusters collide, why wouldn't it be what waves in a double-slit experiment?
That's an interesting question. Superfluid dark matter is a hypothetical form of dark matter that behaves like a fluid with zero viscosity, and it's been proposed as a possible explanation for some astrophysical phenomena. However, whether it's also what waves in a double-slit experiment is still a matter of debate among physicists.