The UniverseAnswer
How do we know dark matter exists if we cannot see it?
We can’t see dark matter, but we can measure its pull in five different ways, so here is the evidence, the case for changing gravity instead, and what is still unknown.
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Stories and answers about #Dark matter
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The UniverseAnswer
We can’t see dark matter, but we can measure its pull in five different ways, so here is the evidence, the case for changing gravity instead, and what is still unknown.
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