The invisible 95% of our universe remains a profound mystery
In short: While we can observe the cosmos, most of it remains hidden. This lecture explores how cosmologists and particle physicists are working to decode the fundamental nature of dark matter and dark energy.
Dark matter and dark energy together constitute 95% of the universe, yet their true nature is largely unknown. Roberto Trotta examines the scientific efforts to understand these components, noting that dark matter could reveal new frontiers in particle physics, while dark energy may provide insights into the existence of a multiverse.
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