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Sometimes it feels as if all the fundamental questions about existence have been solved. Then you remember dark matter.
This unknowable substance constitutes as much as 85 per cent of all mass in the universe, and yet we cannot see or directly measure it, and we don’t know what it’s made of.
But the structure of spiralling galaxies, the make-up of the cosmos, and…
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