"Decoding Dark Matter: Universe's Radio Waves Reveal Hidden Secrets"

Scientists at Tel Aviv University propose lunar-based radio telescopes to detect ancient radio waves, potentially unveiling the influence of dark matter on the chronology of the universe.

• Tel Aviv University researchers aim to use the Moon as a base for antenna (radio) to capture faint radio wave signals from the Universes dark ages.
• These ancient signals could provide insights into how dark matter influenced the formation of galaxies following the Big Bang.
• The proposed study includes examining hydrogen emissions, crucial for understanding the early conditions that shaped the chronology of the universe.