The invisible forces that comprise 95% of our entire universe
In short: While we can see stars and galaxies, they represent only a tiny fraction of reality. This lecture explores the efforts of cosmologists and particle physicists to uncover the fundamental nature of the dark matter and dark energy that dominate our cosmos.
The lecture, delivered by Roberto Trotta, examines the profound mysteries of dark matter and dark energy. These two components collectively account for 95% of the universe, yet their true identities remain unknown. Scientists are investigating whether dark matter could reveal new frontiers in particle physics, or if dark energy might provide essential clues regarding the existence of a multiverse.
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