Gamma-Ray Search Tightens Dark Matter Limits in Milky Way Core
A new gamma-ray analysis of the inner Milky Way has set stronger limits on how often dark matter particles could be annihilating, narrowing one of the most closely watched pathways for detecting the universe’s invisible mass. The result does not confirm dark matter directly, but it sharpens the constraints on leading models and adds pressure on future searches to probe fainter signals and more complex astrophysical backgrounds.
