Most comprehensive map of the universe yet could pinpoint dark matter

Astrophysicists from the University of Waterloo have compiled the most comprehensive 3D map of our cosmic surroundings to date. The map describes how ordinary matter is distributed in space up to a distance of about a billion light-years away from us. This survey will help scientists better understand the distribution of dark matter and explain why, to some extent, galaxies are moving erratically with respect to us... Continue Reading Most comprehensive map of the universe yet could pinpoint dark matter

Section: Space

Tags: Dark Matter, Galaxy, Matter, Universe

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