All the dark matter in the Universe is in black holes.

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>>8846437
want to hear about my ctmu?

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How many lumens does it take?

>>8846437
Doesn't work. Doesn't explain the observed dark matter signals in the CMB. Also, for other reasons, we have good estimates on the amount of normal matter in the universe, which means it cannot be black holes made from normal matter.

>>8846447
this guy post cringy post on quora all the time

>>8846457
The CMB is 14 billion +/- years old. A lot has happened since then. Like all the dark matter forming into black holes.

>>8846485
So, the hypothesis is that there used to be dark matter, but then it turned into black holes? Ok. I don't think it explains the rotation curves of galaxies nor gravitational lensing from galaxy collisions like the Bullet Cluster (but I'm not an expert).

>>8846489
No, the dark matter is still there, It's just buried inside the black holes now. Black holes aren't completely made up of dark matter, regular matter is there as well.
How could this be? The dark matter would cancel out the regular matter right?
Remember, the laws of physics break down when we're talking about things like black holes. Theoretically, it's very possible that this hypothesis could be true. However with our current level of understanding. It would be impossible to prove, or disprove.

>>8846437
Make it antimatter black holes and you may be on to something.

>>8847796
Nice Anon, very nice. Let me chew on that one for awhile.

Thanks

>>8846437
This is a legit hypothesis
https://arxiv.org/abs/1607.06077

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>>8847866
Thank you for the link Anon. Cheers.