Will We Ever Shed Light On The Dark Side Of The Universe?

Guys, we don't have to beat ourselves up-we actually know a lot about the Universe...
We know, for example, that everything originated from a Big Bang, about 13.7 billion years ago.
We know that the universe expands, and for the past few years, we have also known how fast it expands, and how it evolves over time.
We have also understood many of the mechanisms behind its evolution, and we have even been able to measure how much matter and how much energy is in the universe.
These are absolutely amazing, extraordinary things. Considering that our brains certainly did not evolve for this specific purpose, I would say that it is also quite amazing that in between the struggle for survival, we humans have managed to understand all these things.
However, today I would like to tell you about the universe one of the things that we still cannot fully understand; that is, I would like to tell you about its dark side, the dark side of the Universe.

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Credits: Nasa/Shutterstock/Storyblocks/Elon Musk/SpaceX/ESA/ESO/ Flickr

Video Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:10 The "transparent" part of the universe
06:30 Dark matter
09:10 Gravitational lens

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[jessemills]

DARK MATTER DAY should be Celebrated on APRIL 1ST!

[richardmercer]

That question is easy enough to answer for those of us who take everything literally...

[Avaitor_YT]

"We know everything originated from a big bang" is probably the most untrue thing he said the whole video, and all because of those first 2 words of the sentence.

[BigNewGames]

of humans are primitive creatures having a big imagination. Gravity is not the only force in the universe able to move stars and galaxies.

[jamesmiddleton]

Gravity behaves differently than we think it does.

[blahsomethingclever]

No.



The point of being dark is that there's nothing to reflect light back.

Btw love how there's a rough relation between the empty space of an atom, space between stars, between galaxies, clusters etc.

Chaos theory all the way!!! Now someone just silver Fermis Paradox

[mm-dwrr]

Did you say we're going to the "dark side"!? 😱

[Zelink]

No because Dark Matter isn’t real, check out the Thunderbolts Project and the Electric Universe for a better model of the universe.