Dark Matter – The Invisible Universe
BY: PRAGATI UPADHYAY
Scientists say nearly 85% of the universe is made of dark matter—completely invisible to the human eye.
The Hidden Majority
Dark matter can’t be seen directly but reveals itself through its powerful gravitational pull on galaxies and stars.
Seen Through Gravity
Galaxies spin so fast they should fly apart—yet dark matter’s invisible mass holds them together.
Galaxies Defy Physics
Huge detectors are built deep inside mountains and mines to block out noise while searching for dark matter particles.
The Search Underground
Despite decades of effort, scientists have never captured or directly observed a single dark matter particle.
No Direct Evidence Yet
Despite decades of effort, scientists have never captured or directly observed a single dark matter particle.
Physics On The Edge