The Invisible Force That Shapes the Universe – Dark Matter Explained
You can’t see it. You can’t touch it. Yet it holds the cosmos together. This is the mystery of dark matter—an invisible substance that makes up over 85% of the universe’s mass.
But if we can’t detect it directly, how do we even know it exists? In this mind-bending video, we explore the strangest facts about dark matter that most people have never heard. You'll discover how galaxies spin too fast for visible matter alone to hold them together—hinting at a hidden force. We dive into why dark matter doesn’t emit, absorb, or reflect light, making it completely undetectable by traditional means. You’ll also learn about the bullet cluster, a cosmic collision that offers some of the strongest evidence for dark matter's existence.
Plus, we touch on the possibility that dark matter might be made of undiscovered particles or entire shadow worlds parallel to ours. Is dark matter the key to understanding gravity, time, and the fate of the universe? Or is it something even stranger? Watch now and question everything you thought you knew about the cosmos.
