What is hot dark matter?
A) a type of electron that moves more rapidly than ordinary electrons do.
B) hypothetical heavy fundamental particles that interact with baryons only through gravity and the weak force.
C) hypothetical low mass particles that travel close to the speed of light but do not emit radiation.
D) a type of proton that moves more rapidly than ordinary protons do.
E) a type of neutron that moves more rapidly than ordinary neutrons do.
Ans: C) hypothetical low mass particles that travel close to the speed of light but do not emit radiation.
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A. a short focal length objective and a shorter focal length eyepiece. B. a short focal length objective and a longer focal length eyepiece. C. a long focal length objective and a shorter focal length eyepiece. D. a very long focal length objective and a longer focal length eyepiece.