dark matter

What: "Dark matter can not be seen. Dark matter is like a man in a black tux and a women in a white dress dancing in a dim lighted room. We can not see dark matter (hents the name) But we can see the Bright matter. We know there is dark matter because we see the lighted matter and know that their in balance with each other."

Writer: Not Stated

LCC: QC

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Date: Jun 8 2010 9:40 AM

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"The thing that makes cosmology different from stamp collecting is that we have a hope that there's a simple underlying theory that actually explains everything," Primack says. The current incarnation of that theory says that more than 90 percent of the universe is made up of mysterious "dark matter,"a fundamentally different kind of stuff than the protons, neutrons and electrons that make up Earth and everything on it. Dark matter is invisible (thus the name), and it interacts with ordinary matter only through the force of gravity. In a very loose way, the dark matter is like the water in the chunky noodle soup: we can't see it directly, but it must be there because the soup wouldn't look the same without it.

Writer: Joel Primack

LCC: QB

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Date: Oct 7 2014 11:00 AM

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"Dark matter is like the Rome of astronomy, all observations lead to dark matter. The problem is that physicists and astronomers, don't know what it actually is."

Writer: The Astronomist

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Date: Jul 25 2015 3:51 PM

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"Darkness is the container holding the space for light to exist."

Writer: do_0b

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Date: Dec 30 2016 9:39 AM