Not exactly related, but I've always wondered if a lot of "small" black holes not detectable disseminated inside a galaxy could serve as "glue" between all stars and give the impression of existence of dark matter.
Yes, that's one possible thing dark matter could be. Not sure what you mean by “give the impression of existence”, rock and magma gives “the impression of existence of a planet”.
Not exactly related, but I've always wondered if a lot of "small" black holes not detectable disseminated inside a galaxy could serve as "glue" between all stars and give the impression of existence of dark matter.
Yes, that's one possible thing dark matter could be. Not sure what you mean by “give the impression of existence”, rock and magma gives “the impression of existence of a planet”.
Results published in Physical Review Letters: https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/qlf9-thf4
Free preprint at:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.08238