<ul><li>Scientists from Colgate University have explored a new theory called the 'Dark Big Bang' as the possible birthplace of dark matter.</li><li>Dark matter, which makes up 25% of the universe's energy, cannot be directly seen but its gravitational effects are evident.</li><li>The Dark Big Bang theory suggests that dark matter may have originated from a separate event months after the conventional Big Bang.</li><li>The study highlights the prediction of gravitational waves produced by the Dark Big Bang, which can be tested by upcoming experiments.</li></ul>

Scientists explore ‘dark big bang’ as the birthplace of dark matter

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