Dark energy and dark matter do not exist as scientists think
For almost a century, researchers have assumed that the universe contained more matter than was directly observed.
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For almost a century, researchers have assumed that the universe contained more matter than was directly observed.
Scientists at the Johannes Gutenberg Mainz University (JGU), Germany, propose a new theory of the formation of dark matter right after the universe was born.
This material hiding place has been revealed, and the efforts of two completely separate research teams have to be worked out.
This image has taken us beyond anticipation, dark matter has now become something visible and measurable.
British scientists believe that a completely new elementary particle can explain the mystery
Dark energy is said to account for 68% of the universe, while dark matter accounts for about 27%. The rest includes everything on Earth, all we can observe, accounting f…
Hungarian scientists prove that mysterious dark energy accounting for 68% of the universe may not exist.
After much research, scientists have for the first time accurately measured the amount of dark matter that is disappearing on Earth.
A controversial new theory about gravity has passed the first test. If success continues, this hypothesis will completely replace the current physics.
Cosmological models that point to the universe will end in a scenario
Close in size to the galaxy Milky Way, another strange galaxy known as the universe's most spooky galaxy with no-one features.
Did scientists discover dark matter, one of the mysteries of the universe?
A space whale-like image appeared in the telescope tube that shocked the scientific world.
This promises to be a breakthrough discovery, helping us to explain many of the mysteries of the universe including dark matter.
The most accurate measurement conducted by Canadian scientists shows the total mass of stars, black holes, dust, dark matter and unspecified flying objects of the Milky…