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What if we can't detect dark matter?
A new science explainer asks a question that has been troubling physicists for decades: what happens if dark matter simply cannot be detected? Despite making up most of the universe's matter, dark matter has never been directly observed, and experiments keep coming up empty. The piece is drawing a large audience interested in cosmology and the limits of modern physics.
Why now: Ongoing failure of dark matter detection experiments keeps the question of whether it can ever be found current
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- What if We Can't Detect Dark Matter? · minutephysics and 50x50: Science Across America · 633.1K
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