Does the dark matter form dark stars in space?

Of course, even today scientists are completely unaware of exactly what dark matter and dark energy are . But a new mathematical model shows that if everything stays as the equations point, the dark matter enters some really surprising interactions. For example, according to one of the models, deep in the diffused cosmic fog of gas and dust that accompanies the smallest galaxies, dark matter should be grouped into cold objects that scientists call Bose Stars.

The model has been calculated by a team of Russian physicists who have explored the possible ways in which dark matter can be aggregated. Let us recall that dark energy and dark matter are not taken out of fantasy novels but are quite legitimate physical objects postulated to explain proven facts from the physical world. About 80% of the entire mass in the universe is something astrophysicists can not usually measure or observe. Whatever it is, it does not interact in ordinary matter and energy in the standard way, such as exchanging photons through an electromagnetic field. It is this giant invisible mass that has been named "dark" matter and energy.