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It’s Been Almost A Hundred Years Since We Discovered Dark Matter, And In This Astounding Image We Can ‘See’ It For The First Time
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It’s Been Almost A Hundred Years Since We Discovered Dark Matter, And In This Astounding Image We Can ‘See’ It For The First Time
NASA/University of Tokyo/Tomonori Totani It’s a foundational part of theoretical physics, and dark matter is widely believed to be a kind of scaffolding that holds universes together. So named because it neither emits light nor absorbs it, dark matter – though considered a fundamental part of our universe – has never been observed in a tangible sense, since we cannot see it. However, we’ve known about it for almost one hundred years, and attempt…
This brilliant astronomer has transformed our vision of the Universe by showing that most of the matter that composes it is invisible, paving the way for the modern concept of dark matter.
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