Owen Sheils Universes Dark Matter

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By: Owen Sheils


Universe's Missing Dark Matter

                    We have only compromised 84.5% of the universes matter but people still don't know the 84.5% of the matter we compromised.  The articles viewed explained how theorists explained different scenarios that there are different types of matter in the universe, but if this was true this would mean there would have to be a different origin required for each one.  This makes things complex.  In there conclusion they try to view black holes but light is the only thing that is reflected back at them making it hard to view.

                     Other researchers were trying to observe black holes, but got inconclusive results.  But someone found the right probability to be able to view the magnifications for black holes,  making it easy to view without the results that researchers would get before.  

                     When observers found a way to look at large objects in space things were shifted towards looking at the massive particles in space. At this time few supernovas were discovered.  To conclude this blog now that we have more technology to see and have more accuracy viewing things in space.

                         The next step to further improve the technology is to find different lenses to view through the telescope to see more of the matter we can discover in space.



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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/10/181002102723.htm
https://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/focus-areas/what-is-dark-energy

                                 
                                     

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