Researchers Peer into Dark Matter with MillenniumTNG Simulation

This image shows neutrinos (top) and dark matter density fields (bottom) from a fixed observation point. The MillenniumTNG simulations are allowing researchers to better model and, in turn, understand the ubiquitous yet mysterious neutrinos in our universe. Image credit: Volker Springel and the MillenniumTNG collaboration.

A research collaboration including a team based at the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics has long leveraged world-class supercomputing resources to understand how our universe came to exist in its current form. Building on the successes of the previous “Millennium,” “Illustris,” and “IllustrisTNG” projects, the researchers are simulating dark matter in unprecedented detail in the context of the “MillenniumTNG” project.

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