Which matter doesn't interact with observable electromagnetic radiation?
Correct answer: Dark matter
VividPotion6704
LionQueenT0727, it is there in the equations but they cannot physically detect it yet... same was true for the atom and the quark... so maybe one of these days it will show up and be just as natural to us.
Player #4250921
Sounds similar to an explanation of the dark side of the Force.
Phoenix
Thanks, Neil deGrasse Tyler! I just love astrophysics!
indiaaaa
95% universe is dark matter, which isn't even discovered yet
Player #26292196
it is outer space I find what is going on. in space is just great ok
Goodbye Moonmen
VividPotion6704, Don't forget that the Higgs Boson particle eluded scientists for decades. They were positive that it was there and had the formulas for quite some time. As with many theories, it took a while for technology to catch up to the idea.
WideEyedKestrel23354
LionQueenT0727, Love this, btw. Very clever.
WideEyedKestrel23354
LionQueenT0727, 😂
WideEyedKestrel23354
LionQueenT0727, 🤣