do dark matter asteroids exist?

Question

what would happen if a dark matter meteorite hit the Earth

Answer 1

Yeeah! They exist and no such meteorite is going to hit earth as they move in a seperate orbit around the sun. It is a fact that the whole universe is made out of dark matter. If they hit the earth, a same effect will be felt as the falling of a meteorite in Namibia. It fell on a desert and made a hole 2 kilometres in diameter.

Answer 2

Only on Star Trek Voyager. We don't even know what Dark Matter is made of yet, so how would we know if there are asteroids made of it?

Answer 3

think of roughly an "+" and a "-" in arithmetic what happens whilst a plus meets with a minus in a depressing best chum? thats appropriate they vaporize in intergalatic area there is an capability that "glues" the universe at the same time that's theorized via those + and - debris that come out of nowhere exist for a tiny tiny quantity of time and then fuse decrease back into nothingness wherein they got here from its kinda like the concept of ways electrons and positrons first got here in to being ten seconds after the enormous bang

Answer 4

there is no such thing as dark matter Asteroids,Dark matter is non-Byronic matter ,we only feel its presence through its gravitational effect. it might provide gravitational force for Byronic matters like asteroids to collapse and to form in shape but it doesn't make their physical body. the galaxies that are visible to us mark the places where dark matter is concentrated.

Answer 5

dark matter exist,but none the size of asteroids, total annihilation

Answer 6

I sure do not know. So far they have not proven for sure that there is dark matter. There is someting but they are not sure what it is.

So far they are in the dark about that one.

Answer 7

We would never see it.