Maria 🎩 (jitter)

Dark matter, one of the biggest mysteries in physics, constitutes about 27% of the total universe. While it was unable to be observed directly, pretty visibly evident are its effects on the motion of galaxies and other celestial objects. Neither absorbing nor reflecting light, dark matter is invisible through telescopes or any other common instruments. According to a great number of scientific works, dark matter is most likely composed of WIMP and axion particles. The biggest unresolved issue remains: what is the nature of this matter, and how does it influence the structure and evolution of the universe? In the same way, despite great success in scientific knowledge in the field, dark matter is still one of those puzzles for which many physicists want to find the missing piece.

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My friend asked me how I plan to make money from physics and its complex formulas. I told them that we are actually learning a system, not just a skill. The system we learn generates skills, and that’s our art. I hope they were convinced.

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Mind peace

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