A new international study has provided one of the clearest signs yet that dark matter—not a change in gravity—is responsible for the mysterious...
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For decades, scientists have puzzled over why galaxies spin faster than expected. The stars in their outer regions move so quickly that, by the laws of physics, they should fly apart. Something unseen—something massive—seems to be holding them together. This invisible force has long been attributed to dark matter, a mysterious substance that makes up […] The post Tiny dwarf galaxies help solve a 40-year dark matter debate appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
A new international study has provided one of the clearest signs yet that dark matter—not a change in gravity—is responsible for the mysterious...
A new international study has provided one of the clearest signs yet that dark matter—not a change in gravity—is responsible for the mysterious...
For decades, scientists have been trying to understand dark matter—the mysterious, invisible substance that makes up about 85% of all matter in the...
Dark matter reveals the unseen order sustaining the cosmos, reflecting Jehovah’s invisible power that holds all creation together.
For more than 25 years, scientists have believed that the universe is expanding faster and faster, pushed apart by a mysterious force called dark...
For more than 25 years, scientists have believed that the universe is expanding faster and faster, pushed apart by a mysterious force called dark...
Astronomers have, for the first time, mapped a mysterious form of matter in our galaxy that had remained invisible until now. Using the U.S. National...
Astronomers have, for the first time, mapped a mysterious form of matter in our galaxy that had remained invisible until now. Using the U.S. National...
Statue of Aristotle standing with scrolls in hand. Credit: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons History can never be fully understood through big...
Statue of Aristotle standing with scrolls in hand. Credit: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons History can never be fully understood through big...