Dark Matter

Unveiling the Enigma of Dark Matter in the Cosmos — Prologue: Kristian Birkeland's Vision In the early 20th century, Norwegian scientist Kristian Birkeland made a startling prediction that would permanently impact our knowledge of the universe. His imaginative notions centered around an enigmatic component that would eventually come to be known as dark matter. …

The mysterious force of dark matter has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Now, we are closer than ever to unveiling its secrets, and expanding our understanding of the universe. With a combination of cutting-edge technology and decades of research, the invisible universe is finally becoming visible. …

The DMATTER token symbol was changed before The Open Space — 3.0 Ecoverse update. The only token the project plans to use in the game economy with the next update will be DMATTER. Since there will be significant changes to the game theme with the Ecoverse update, it was decided…

One of our greatest realizations about the universe has been that most of it cannot be directly observed… — Dark matter and dark energy make up the vast majority of our universe, and yet we can’t really perceive them. However, we have ways to perceive their influence, and it’s as wide-reaching as dark matter and energy are. All matter as we know it, from muons, electrons and atoms all…

Dark matter, a mysterious and elusive substance, has been the subject of intense scientific research and debate since its hypothetical existence was first proposed in the early 20th century. Despite the fact that dark matter has yet to be directly observed, its gravitational effects on visible matter are well-documented, and…

These high-mass, rapidly star-forming galaxies have called modern cosmology into question. But hi-res simulations show no tension at all. — Since JWST’s launch, astronomers have used it to investigate the young Universe.

Dark matter is one of the great mysteries of the universe. Something invisible that we have only been able to know thanks to its indirect effects on celestial bodies. Without dark matter, space would not work and yet we have no idea what it is and how to study it…

Imagine, for the sake of argument, somewhere out there exists a farmer ant, whose cozy anthill sits on the surface of an inflated balloon. Its world is two-dimensional. The only known directions are left, right, forward, and back, obviating the meaning of up and down. Its working day consists of…

I recently completed a study at the University I attend with a professor about dark matter. It was my first time doing real research with someone who knows what they’re doing, so it was a cool experience. He asked me if I wanted to do a study about dark matter…