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RE: Introducing my own research work: about dark top models
Great work as always. Really goes to show you how much we have learned about the universe compared to our ancestors. One could only guess what we would know a few thousand years into the future. Even the discovery of cosmic rays was pretty groundbreaking years ago. To think that civilizations lived for countless years without knowing of its existence
There is no need to go that far in the future. I think that the next 2-3 decades will be crucial. For instance, dark matter direct detection experiments will reach the limit in which the neutrino background will forbid to see anything in typical mass ranges of the weak boson masses. The LHC will have delivered all its data. And so on. It is really an exciting time to be around today.