Images of remote galaxies distorted by the gravity of normal and dark matter. Credit: NASA, ESA, and J. Lotz and the HFF Team (STScI)
Dark matter is a mysterious, invisible type of matter that makes up about 25% of the universe.
Even though we can’t see it, we know it exists because of its gravitational effects on galaxies and cosmic structures.
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Particle Physics, ATLAS, Axions, Hidden Sector Photons, Yale Microwave Cavity Experiment
Keith Baker
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Astronomy
Earl Bellinger
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Astronomy
Barry Chiang
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Astronomy
Isaque Dutra
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Physics
Eleanor Graham
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Dark Matter Axions, Electric Dipole Moment, Casimir Effect, Fundamental Symmetries
Steve Lamoreaux
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Astronomy
Kaustav Mitra
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Cosmology, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, Astrophysics, DESI, Nancy Grace Roman
Nikhil Padmanabhan
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Astronomy
Antonio Porras
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Physics
Maximiliano Silva-Feaver
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Physics
Yarone Tokayer
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