what do mean by black matter of universe?
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■ brings a brief grim on the faces of the astronomical physicists, till date. Because they're completely clueless about what that thing is--it, being virtually undetectable. As far as the definition goes, dark matter is the 'matter' which is there in the universe, in abundance, but cannot be detected. Its presence was 'discovered' in order to fill in the loopholes of the Newton's and Einstein's laws of gravity.
■ brings a brief grim on the faces of the astronomical physicists, till date. Because they're completely clueless about what that thing is--it, being virtually undetectable. As far as the definition goes, dark matter is the 'matter' which is there in the universe, in abundance, but cannot be detected. Its presence was 'discovered' in order to fill in the loopholes of the Newton's and Einstein's laws of gravity.
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Scientists believe that dark matter may account for the unexplained motions of stars within galaxies. Computers play an important role in the search for dark matter data. They allow scientists to create models which predict galaxy behavior.
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