Science Education | The Mysteries of Dark Matter
In the areas of the universe that are vasts, there is a mystery hiding and shocking our theories about the universe: dark matter. Adding up to 27% of the total mass-energy spectrum of the universe, it is not easily detectable but it affects gravitationally which is observable. Astronomers assume that it enhances the process with the weak interaction of normal matter what makes it invisible to the light and unusable norma ways of detecting. We can only detect its presence by observing its gravitational effect on the galaxy and by observing the cosmic microwave background.
Unseen by the inattentive eyes, this subtle cosmic matrix suspends the galaxies and governs the web of the universe. In order to unravel this complicated puzzle, scientists hypothetically operate the Large Hadron Collider and in order to catch the dark matter particle they are trying to find. Consequently, what has been revealed by various investigations is that the nature of consciousness has remained a mystery even though there have been decades of study. Numerous theories are in circulation, comprising of elaborate ones like Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) up to axions.
The hidden quest to show to the world what dark matter is all about stands at the highest level of scientific exploration which countries try to achieve separately but at the same time they put their efforts together to get the deeper physical knowledge that revolves around our cosmic life. Bearing witness to this ever-evolving search, the devotion to dark matter effortlessly attests to humanity's undying inquisitiveness and the determination to unravel the much-mysterious secrets of the universe.
