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Dark matter is one of the greatest enigmas of the universe. Despite accounting for about 27% of all the mass and energy in the cosmos, its nature remains a mystery.
Invisible to conventional telescopes, dark matter does not emit, absorb or reflect light, making it nearly impossible to detect directly. However, its gravitational effects are evident in galaxies and in the behavior of visible matter. 🌌
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In this article, we will explore the most recent discoveries in astrophysics about dark matter. We will cover everything from the first theories that suggested its existence to the most modern experiments that seek to decipher its properties.
In addition, we will discuss the implications of these discoveries for understanding the universe and future research that promises to shed even more light on this fascinating subject.
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Get ready for a journey through space and time, where science meets the unknown and where each new discovery brings us a little closer to understanding the true nature of the cosmos.
