dark matter – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

A Question About Dark Matter Creation

There are many theories for how dark matter (and dark energy) are created. A nice summary of those processes,…

For most galaxies the mass density that we can measure due to its brightness decreases as one moves from…

The reason that Dark Matter plays a larger role in the motions of objects within galaxies while Dark Energy…

Question: Would it be possible to detect dark matter near the earth by sending out a space craft to…

Question: When gravity and rotating motion get together they usually result in a flattened disc. For example, the spiral…

Question: Sir What is the sky position of the new ultra diffuse galaxy Dragonfly 44 that is supposedly made…

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