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Now scientists have had an extraordinarily powerful tool that enables them to directly observe the mysteries of the universe ...
The new discovery is expected to be able to detect dark matter smaller than any previously discovered particle.
This galaxy is called NGC1052-DF2, 65 million light years from our earth.
Dark matter is a strange material that does not emit light or energy, but it is thought to produce about 85% of matter in the universe.
Dark matter was first discovered in 1933, when scientists believed that limiting to visible matter could not explain the movement of stars and galaxies.
This new finding is expected to help scientists come closer to discovering light in invisible dark matter in the vast universe.
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.
The universe is expanding 10% faster than previously anticipated, questioning whether Albert Einstein's relativity theory is accurate or not?
This material hiding place has been revealed, and the efforts of two completely separate research teams have to be worked out.
There are still a lot of cosmic mysteries that hurt astrophysicists: what's inside the black hole, dark matter, the end of the universe ...
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.