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Probing For Non-Gravitational Galactic-Range Dark Matter Interactions
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Dark matter remains a mystery in fundamental physics. The only evidence for dark matter's existence is from gravitational interactions. We operated a precision torsion balance experiment to search for non-gravitational, galactic-range interactions between ordinary matter in our lab and the Milky Way
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