Beyond standard model.. 1. Gravity 2. Dark matter 3. Dark energy 4. Matter-Antimatter asymmetry problem. 5. Magnetic Monopole.

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Beyond standard model.

1. Gravity 2. Dark matter 3. Dark energy 4. Matter-Antimatter asymmetry problem. 5. Magnetic Monopole.

 DM interacts only gravitational effect.  Also, DM be able to interact weak force.  DM doesn’t interact that EM, Strong force with matter.  We can’t see DM via light.

Dark matter halo Halo Galaxy

 DM is very mystery objects.  But DM is interesting subjects.  We have many problems to solve out.  We don’t know anything about that, yet...

But!!!!! We will find a answer. always we did… Thank you.