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  • Dark matter
    '''Dark matter''' (DM) is aptly labeled: It is theoretical matter that can not be directly ...rk matter. It appears that most of the matter in the Universe is invisible dark matter.
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  • Talk:Dark matter
    ==Dark matter observed== Dark matter has been observed: See follows these links for the news story.
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  • Dark matter/Approval
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  • Dark matter/Definition
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  • Template:Dark matter/Metadata
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  • Dark matter/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dark matter]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • User:Eric Aubourg
    ...y. Has been a member of EROS (gravitational microlensing), CDMS (cryogenic dark matter search), Archeops (CMB balloon experiment), SNLS (Supernovae legacy survey)
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  • Template:Dark matter/Metadata
    | pagename = Dark matter | abc = Dark matter
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  • Talk:Neutrino
    ...se ignores the fact that we know nothing significant about dark energy and dark matter, and we do know at least a little about neutrinos. [[User:John R. Brews|Joh :I agree, both authors apparently failed to consider 'dark matter' and 'dark energy'. I will review the original sources to see if I missed
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  • Dark matter/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Dark matter]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • Higgs boson/Related Articles
    {{r|Dark matter}}
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  • Dark matter
    '''Dark matter''' (DM) is aptly labeled: It is theoretical matter that can not be directly ...rk matter. It appears that most of the matter in the Universe is invisible dark matter.
    10 KB (1,526 words) - 19:36, 18 August 2020
  • Talk:Dark matter
    ==Dark matter observed== Dark matter has been observed: See follows these links for the news story.
    10 KB (1,548 words) - 08:00, 1 August 2011
  • Gravitational lens/Related Articles
    {{r|Dark matter}}
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  • Galaxy rotation curve
    ...[[dark matter]] that permeates the galaxy and extends into the galaxy's [[Dark matter halo|halo]]. ...r of pieces of observational evidence that point to the presence of [[cold dark matter]], and its existence is a major feature of the present [[Lambda-CDM model]]
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  • Milky Way/Related Articles
    {{r|Dark matter}}
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  • Matter (physics)
    == Dark matter == ...f the early universe and [[big bang]] require the existence of so called [[dark matter]]. This matter would have energy and mass, but would '''not''' be composed
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  • User talk:Jori Liesenborgs
    Jori, maybe somewhat hot - in this topic: the visualization of dark matter using gravity lenses and combined spectroscopy. Hubble/SPitzer and the X-ra
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  • Universe/Related Articles
    {{r|Dark matter}}
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  • Neutrino/Bibliography
    ...| Neutrino flux variations in the sun as a measure of the sun's content of dark matter.
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  • Universe
    ...very four cubic meters of volume. The exact nature of dark energy and cold dark matter remain a mystery <ref>http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/m_uni/uni_101matter.html</re
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  • Astrophysics
    ...ties and appliances. Underground laboratories to study [[neutrinos]] and [[dark matter]] are used to shield experiments from the background of cosmic [[muons]]. L ===[[Dark matter]]===
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  • Talk:Benchmark quantities
    ...in the Density section. While not something that is read about every day, dark matter does get mentioned fairly often in popular articles on astronomy.)
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  • Emergence (biology)/Bibliography
    ...on earth begin? How does biological matter evolve consciousness? What are dark matter and dark energy? How do societies cooperate to solve their most pressing pr
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  • Talk:Universe
    ...very four cubic meters of volume. The exact nature of dark energy and cold dark matter remain a mystery.
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  • Zero-point energy
    ...niverse now appears to consist of about 70 percent dark energy, 25 percent dark matter and five percent ordinary matter.) Zero-point energy has the desired proper
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  • Big Bang
    ...through uranium throughout the Universe. Numerous galaxies then formed as dark matter, stars and gas coalesced and merged. Later, clusters of galaxies formed and ...model simplified] Paul J. Steinhardt and Neil Turok (2004) Talk given at ''Dark Matter 2004'', Santa Monica, CA; February 18-20, 2004.</ref>
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  • Galaxy (astronomy)
    ...ium|interstellar gas and dust]], [[plasma (physics)|plasma]], and unseen [[dark matter]]. Typical galaxies contain ten million to one trillion (10<sup>7</sup> to Although theoretical [[dark matter]] appears to account for around 90% of the mass of most galaxies, the natur
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  • White hole
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  • COBE (astronomy)
    ...cosmological calculations (like those concerning the relationship between dark matter and ordinary, visible matter) could be compared with data from real measure
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  • Talk:Physics
    ...n confirmed at CERN. Astronomical/cosmological: Seems that something about dark matter and maybe also dark energy should be mentioned here. [[User:Mark Widmer|Mar
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  • CZ:Astronomy Workgroup
    [[Big Bang]] | [[Cosmic microwave background]] | [[Cosmic rays]] | [[Dark matter]] | [[Hubble constant]] | [[Olber's paradox]] | [[Universe]]
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  • User:Y.I. Pachankis/sandbox/White hole
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  • Milky Way
    ...st of the mass of the Galaxy is thought to be [[dark matter]], forming a [[dark matter halo]] of an estimated 600–3000 billion [[solar mass]]es (M<sub>☉</sub> ...th them, and is one of the major pieces of evidence for the existence of [[dark matter]]. Another interesting aspect is the so-called "wind-up problem" of the spi
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  • Astronomy
    ...galaxy. Astrometric results are also used to measure the distribution of [[dark matter]] in the galaxy.<ref>{{cite web | url = ...{{cite journal | author=Van den Bergh, Sidney | title=The Early History of Dark Matter | journal=Publications of the Astronomy Society of the Pacific | year=1999
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  • Gravitational lens
    [[dark matter]].<ref>http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/10/8/17</ref>
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  • Talk:Chemistry/Draft
    ...s the involvement of electrons. As to material - that should be matter (no dark matter - and that might lead to confusion as matter is energy) hence the ambiguity
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  • Cosmology
    ...cosmological calculations (like those concerning the relationship between dark matter and ordinary, visible matter) could be compared with data from real measure ::<math> \Omega_{M} = {matter\,\,density}</math> (includes regular and dark matter)
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  • User:Thomas Simmons
    *[[Dark matter]] Core article
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  • Archive:Did You Know?
    2. The 4% Universe: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Race to Discover the Rest of Reality
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  • Benchmark quantities
    ...ion times denser than water, which is about 2 septillion times denser than dark matter in our galaxy. (100 trillion is 1 followed by 14 zeroes. 2 septillion is 2 | [[Dark matter]], average for universe
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  • Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
    * [[Dark matter]]
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  • Forum Talk:Content
    ...lation I stars|Physics#population I stars]], [[Physics#Dark matter|Physics#Dark matter]], [[Physics#Dark energy|Physics#Dark energy]]''' <p>I think we both know ...thing like it. Consider [[dark energy]]. Citizendium has an article on [[dark matter]], but no article on [[dark energy]]. Nevertheless, '''<code>https://citiz
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  • User talk:Thomas Mandel
    ...hing about black holes but given the absense (at least visible absense) of dark matter in the universe how can you know there is no matter nearby? It seems our i ::::Dark matter is a hypothesis created to explain away the anomalous nature of galaxy rota
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  • International Space Station
    ...here]] as well as [[cosmic rays]], [[cosmic dust]], [[anti-matter]], and [[dark matter]] in the Universe.<ref name="NASA Fields of Research" />
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  • User talk:Milton Beychok/Archive 11
    ...ich seems elementary to me, though. Discussing the density of ordinary and dark matter, it states in effect that <math>W_B + W_D < 1\,</math>; essentially, that
    56 KB (9,479 words) - 16:17, 6 July 2011
  • Talk:Reality
    ...has become an industry in itself. These forces also support the notions of dark matter as some unknowable huge fraction of everything in the universe, even though
    108 KB (17,534 words) - 12:01, 15 November 2011
  • Talk:Cold fusion
    ...id that, I am also wondering this: If the effect is real, is it related to dark matter or dark energy some how? That would be cool! [[User:David E. Volk|David E.
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