How would a dark matter star differ from a black hole? The strength of the gravity it has I guess, but then a dark matter black hole? 👀. The universe is so amazing no miracles needed
@@jamieclarke2694the oddity of dark matter is normal matter cant interact with it besides gravity. So a black hole would be a black hole regardless. But a star... You wouldnt even know your in it. Now, I cant recall if dark matter works the same on the small as it does large scales. So either you would just see random things (or fellow ships) crushed and shoved together at a point in clear space (being the stars core) or you would just pass through it with little disturbance (if it doesnt effect gravity on small scale objects as harshly).
Ur channel has made me think about space non stop! It is crazy to think that we could be seeing things that happened millions of years ago just now. Space is beautiful and thank you for getting me interested in it. Wow this got lots of likes!
another possibility is that there is no dark matter and all the invisible mass in the universe is just normal stars that are confined within a Dyson sphere. Would make all the voids in the universe seem kind of scary.
One of the characteristics of dark matter is that it is non-reactive and non-interactive. With anything including dark matter particles. They do not appear to have a corresponding boson.
@@robertkesselring If it has a gravitational effect and is "massive" enough to have a star orbit it, you probably aren't going to have a good time flying right through it
@@robertkesselring Going to the center of a gravity well, or in this case a star, would not go well (pun intended but I’m serious). You’d get ripped to shreds or god forbid crushed and twisted into a pretzel very fast
@@eeeeee8762 By what forces? Assume a solar mass object at the same density as our sun and no interaction other than gravity. You'll fall through just fine.
It would be absolutely scary if dark matter could form stars, assuming these 'stars' would have the same characteristics as a normal star. Or worse, stars with properties that we don't understand and can't detect.
Well I guess it's a good thing that dark matter can't form Stars . I'm not an astronomer or anything of the sort but common Sense would tell you that you can't clump together a bunch of nothing and create a sustained thermonuclear explosion😂. Actually the more I think about it the dumber this idea sounds because if 95% of all matter is actually dark matter would it not be clumped together everywhere? If not what makes it clumped together in some places. Either way it's not creating a star😂 it may create a big clump of dark matter but that's not star
It is pretty silly once you think about it right? We have no “proof” dark matter exists because we can’t detect it in any way, but we’re like 99% sure its there because otherwise there’s just no way galaxies would form without it.
@@alwaysyouramandathat's because it more or less is. It's named rather literally: something with mass (matter) that doesn't interact with light (dark) - Dark Matter.
This is where I’m confused as well. I looked at the paper and I couldn’t see any justification as to why it’s not orbiting a black hole. It almost seems like it’s just a headline grabber.
@@Ghostrnaut It was just a study into dense objects made of unknown matter, they clearly explained their doubt in black hole and they also shared their doubts about their own hypothesis. Nobody but the guy who made the video is saying this is what it is.
@@rizingpho3nix well we know pretty much nothing about it, it could have harmful effects on us and it may not after all if it does make up almost everything in our galaxy then whats stopping it from being inside of our suns heliosphere or whatever its called.
I always wanted to be an astronomer when I grow up and when I found this channel, I instantly subscribed. Because of your videos, I know way more information about space and the universe. I live you videos as they are intriguing and interesting and I hope you keep the great work. Thank you for keeping us updated and thank you for getting me interested even more in the field of astronomy.
@@deananderson7714 I can't follow my dreams to be a physicist because I'm actually retarded. So thanks for making me feel horrible and intellectually Inferior 😢😢 . If you're wondering why retarded person can type big words like this my mom did it for me
This would be extraordinary! I’ve been telling myself what dark matter could be since it can’t react to light yet, without considering the effects particles have on each other.
Idk my theory is that dark matter is like regular matter in the past or future so the curvature of space would still affect us in the present even tho it is a different point in time which makes sense in this dark matter Star scenario but I don’t know if it holds up in the sense that gravity also curves time so wouldn’t it technically have to be in the present because time curves around it even if it travels slower or faster throughout. I am not the best at it I don’t know entirely it’s just a neat thought I had about this that answers a few questions I had but then creates some doubt in me also
@iamafraidofwomen yeah the reason why I dont think that disproves my thing is that I dont actually think there are a bunch of timelines or whatever out there or like also I dont think we can go back in time cuz like the quantum uncertainty stuff where it has a wave function collapse I dont think can go backwards and then forwards again or else theres not a point to it because then it really is just a 100 percent guarantee that the quantum state will be one way. but obviously many worlds theory says that each possibility actually splits the entire wave function of the entire universe so we would be 100 percent in our little slice of that just it would also not make sense because we would never have reasoned that there is uncertainty in quantum theory if all we possibly could observe is 1 possibility
It's absolutely insane how every passing moment, we discover something new in space that raises lots of questions This is why you can never get tired of space
I'd like to donate my remains to NASA. When I die I'd like my dead body preserved and then shot out into interstellar space with a recording, pics and all the information of Earth including some samples of our elements, who I was, where I came from and whatever else they want to throw in there with me lol. That would be the greatest send off. Best funeral ever!
Thanks for the song also, nice to know that there is something as invisible as a black hole ( black holes absorb everything thing can including light )
Only slightly related, but read up on Positron Emission Tomography. A gamma ray is generated on collision of an electron (matter) and a positron (antimatter)
So does every scientist No one knows more. We don’t know if it even exists. It’s an idea made up to explain the short comings in out mathematical model of the universe. But the universe does not operate on mathematical models, so anything we come up with is going to have some degree of inaccuracy. It’s just that our astrophysics stuff is extremely inaccurate in many different ways, so we make up these concepts to force the equations to make sense. It’s very possible that dark anything doesn’t actually exist, and we have yet to find a more accurate mathematical model of the universe. People have definitely tried, just haven’t had any success yet.
@@MyNameIsSaloThat’s just not true, we have observed it in the sense we can see it’s affect on the universe, we just aren’t sure what it is exactly, but to say this is repeating the myth that Dark Matter “only exists in the math”.
I really do hope this guy live long enough to update all the things he said that picque my interest, and hopefully i live long enough to know the updates tho.
This information accompanied by that tragic background music makes a situation like... as if that star being like: _I won't forget you, won't erase your memories ever, I will recall your far past existence, orbiting your absence, you will live in my journey my love_ ( ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ)
Look I know I'm responding to my own post but. 1. Is not food and 2. I Genuinely don't know if you can touch it. If you avoided the heat when you fell down into it would you touch it?
It's probably an object that floats at a lower 4th Dim plane, so you can't see it. But the depths is shallow enough that the gravity still effects the star.
That's amazing because this suggest that you can infact create energy from dark matter. Because of the few properties we do know about it, this may mean that one day we can infact create a time machine that can go backwards in time.
I wonder if it would be hot as we understand it, or if it is giving out undetectable waves. Its amazing to think of all the possibilities that could exist. Like does dark matter have its own collection of elements. WOW!!
The elliptical orbit of the star slowing down at one end of the orbit and having higher speed on the other end means that the orbit is closest at the bottom end, where the black hole is, and the mass of dark matter is theoretical
Fun fact; dark matter was first discovered when scientists looked at the stars at the edge of galaxies. They are traveling so fast they should be thrown out of the galaxy itself. But they weren't
Wouldn't it be crazy if dark matter is not some form of exotic matter, but actually just tiny particles of matter floating in a vast, nearly empty void? Unable to be detected with telescopes and the like, simply because it is so small and distant?
No we can see the effect of dark matter in the universe, we’re just not exactly sure what it is. It’s not physical matter in that sense because it’s not just in the voids, actually it varies, some galaxies have a lot and some don’t have much at all and we can’t seem to figure out why yet, but it’s a confirmed thing.
@@firstlast-wg2on Billions of stars worth of matter, spread over billions of lightyears of space. That is more than enough matter to affect things in and around it, yet if it's all spread out such that most is just individual atoms, or tiny clusters of molecules no bigger than a speck of dust, it would be effectively impossible to detect with our current tech. And, some galaxies would have more, just as some have more stars. My theory is not disproven.
So I think moving on after we discover this one, few elements from it will be used in combination and will make suits that are invisible or cloth that makes you invisible just as shown in TV shows and movies 🤗
You can read the paper here: arxiv.org/abs/2304.09140
my fav youtuber❤
Your space videos are some of the best ones out there, keep it up man
Did you work at nasa? If so how do you apply, you have inspired me to become an aerospace engineer❤
Your space vids are amazing brother! Love them ❤
@amishoven yeah you should try my stuff!
To quote a meme:
New fear unlocked: invisible, heavy star made of stuff we can't even grasp
Just another reason Star Trek will never become reality. Space is far too dangerous.
Well of course Star Trek would never become a reality lol… there ain’t aliens out there on that scale…
How would a dark matter star differ from a black hole?
The strength of the gravity it has I guess, but then a dark matter black hole? 👀. The universe is so amazing no miracles needed
@@jamieclarke2694the oddity of dark matter is normal matter cant interact with it besides gravity.
So a black hole would be a black hole regardless. But a star...
You wouldnt even know your in it.
Now, I cant recall if dark matter works the same on the small as it does large scales. So either you would just see random things (or fellow ships) crushed and shoved together at a point in clear space (being the stars core) or you would just pass through it with little disturbance (if it doesnt effect gravity on small scale objects as harshly).
@@view1st well things like this would be more understood several hundred years in the future like in star trek but yeah its scifi not realirt
Ur channel has made me think about space non stop! It is crazy to think that we could be seeing things that happened millions of years ago just now. Space is beautiful and thank you for getting me interested in it. Wow this got lots of likes!
And the Song is beautiful 😊
@@CUBETechie the song is "snowfall"
@@naf_is_here by who
@@infernofireboy6861 your dad
You're not the only one. I love his channel and, because of his videos, I too think of space all the time.
Imagine just chilling in space and you just evaporate.
That would be nice
@@normalguylmao u ok bro?
@@Albionic_ Yes
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Sounds like OceanGate implosion
Would be crazy if dark matter could have its own particular periodic table, chemistry and maybe even life forms made out of it.
Yes but we will have to use different tech to do it
Can there be dark photons tho?
another possibility is that there is no dark matter and all the invisible mass in the universe is just normal stars that are confined within a Dyson sphere. Would make all the voids in the universe seem kind of scary.
@@richardruddy6341i dont think thats possible, as we would see gaps in space where light Cant go trough.
And we would Easily detect that
One of the characteristics of dark matter is that it is non-reactive and non-interactive. With anything including dark matter particles. They do not appear to have a corresponding boson.
New fear unlocked: flying a spaceship into an invisible dark matter star
Given that dark matter may not interact with normal matter at all... there's a good chance you fly right through it.
@@robertkesselring If it has a gravitational effect and is "massive" enough to have a star orbit it, you probably aren't going to have a good time flying right through it
@@IdiotDoomSpiral69 As long as it's large enough that tidal forces aren't excessive, what would the issue be?
@@robertkesselring Going to the center of a gravity well, or in this case a star, would not go well (pun intended but I’m serious). You’d get ripped to shreds or god forbid crushed and twisted into a pretzel very fast
@@eeeeee8762 By what forces? Assume a solar mass object at the same density as our sun and no interaction other than gravity. You'll fall through just fine.
imagine humanity's last escape ship gets stuck in to it
10 likes and 0 comments? Lemme fix that real quick.
47 likes and 2 comments? Lemme fix that!
@@MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq reply with something useful
@@ilovemarinarasauce I'm not the one who started it, and I did it for the first time
Come on 68 likes come on boys one more
It would be absolutely scary if dark matter could form stars, assuming these 'stars' would have the same characteristics as a normal star. Or worse, stars with properties that we don't understand and can't detect.
Well I guess it's a good thing that dark matter can't form Stars . I'm not an astronomer or anything of the sort but common Sense would tell you that you can't clump together a bunch of nothing and create a sustained thermonuclear explosion😂. Actually the more I think about it the dumber this idea sounds because if 95% of all matter is actually dark matter would it not be clumped together everywhere? If not what makes it clumped together in some places. Either way it's not creating a star😂 it may create a big clump of dark matter but that's not star
Anything is possible
@@timothyskidmore1554 I can get bitches!?
I doubt theyll have much similar to normal stars concidering its made of dark matter and not helium and hydrogen
Darkmatter black hole or dark matter white hole? Mhh?
“These stars would be invisible. Making them incredibly hard to find”
Sorry that cracked me up lol!
It is pretty silly once you think about it right? We have no “proof” dark matter exists because we can’t detect it in any way, but we’re like 99% sure its there because otherwise there’s just no way galaxies would form without it.
A "Dark matter star"..
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are now *officially* in the sci-fi timeline.
slowly but surely, let's hope we get to at least the prequel by the end of this century
I’ve never heard a good explanation of dark matter. It sounds like a place holder.
@@alwaysyouramandathat's because it more or less is. It's named rather literally: something with mass (matter) that doesn't interact with light (dark) - Dark Matter.
@@alwaysyouramanda dark matter is as much matter as a black hole is a hole😂
With vr headsets coming out, soon we may have SAO
Dang TH-cam recommended me something from this channel on time for once.
Thx for the daily update!
Have you tried subscribing and hitting the notification bell???
@@SaiAseDe I'm at the subscriber limit 😂
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It didn't for me, TH-cam rerecommended it like 3-5 months late.
"uh papa? why are we drifting away from the sun?"
"oh no. we're all dead. every one of us"
😂
Isn't this exactly what we need to complete Mat Pats theory on how to make a portal gun?
Yes
No, negative matter. We already know what that is, it's just really hard to make
@@XioriannaEBDjinnyou mean has never been made or im i wrong 💀
@@Ghost-ke7ydIts possible to make and its been made in atomic size before
Its just not worth of making
that's what you care about?
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On time for what
Bot?
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I swear scientists are gonna come out one day and just be like
“Hah! You losers believed all that shit?”
This is where I’m confused as well. I looked at the paper and I couldn’t see any justification as to why it’s not orbiting a black hole. It almost seems like it’s just a headline grabber.
@@Ghostrnaut It was just a study into dense objects made of unknown matter, they clearly explained their doubt in black hole and they also shared their doubts about their own hypothesis. Nobody but the guy who made the video is saying this is what it is.
Religion leaders well do the same one day as well 😂
That star's basically a free meta-human ticket
Yeah in another universe. In our universe, it's just radiation that kills us.
@@rizingpho3nix yea ur right
@@rizingpho3nix sadly
The flash!?!?1!1!
@@rizingpho3nix well we know pretty much nothing about it, it could have harmful effects on us and it may not after all if it does make up almost everything in our galaxy then whats stopping it from being inside of our suns heliosphere or whatever its called.
This is it boys. If we can find a way to harness that dark matter somehow, our species will visit other stars.
Why would we want to visit stars and not planets💀
@@MordexWilson so we can combine our planet with a star and become superman
@@MordexWilson Where do you think you find planets you genius?
@@MordexWilson good luck trying to see in the dark
Uhm, what kind of benefit would harnessing dark matter do to us, for all we know it isn't reactive nor interactive
imagine you're just drifting in space and all of a sudden you're cooked by something you cant even see.
Dark matter stars aren’t made of what stars are made of and are unlikely to do anything to you.
Scary af
the man in the wall
So this is where all dad's go in search for milk...
u ok?
@@thewoogs cheese
Start calling it a Dad Matter Star lol
I always wanted to be an astronomer when I grow up and when I found this channel, I instantly subscribed. Because of your videos, I know way more information about space and the universe. I live you videos as they are intriguing and interesting and I hope you keep the great work. Thank you for keeping us updated and thank you for getting me interested even more in the field of astronomy.
I want to be a physicist, follow your dreams and I know you can make it
I used to want to be an Astronaut until I turned 9 (im not 9 still tho lmao)
@@deananderson7714 I can't follow my dreams to be a physicist because I'm actually retarded. So thanks for making me feel horrible and intellectually Inferior 😢😢 . If you're wondering why retarded person can type big words like this my mom did it for me
@@zipperlad87 you'd have better luck becoming a cosmonaut 😂.
This would be extraordinary! I’ve been telling myself what dark matter could be since it can’t react to light yet, without considering the effects particles have on each other.
Idk my theory is that dark matter is like regular matter in the past or future so the curvature of space would still affect us in the present even tho it is a different point in time which makes sense in this dark matter Star scenario but I don’t know if it holds up in the sense that gravity also curves time so wouldn’t it technically have to be in the present because time curves around it even if it travels slower or faster throughout. I am not the best at it I don’t know entirely it’s just a neat thought I had about this that answers a few questions I had but then creates some doubt in me also
what if it only reacts to black light.?.
@iamafraidofwomen yeah the reason why I dont think that disproves my thing is that I dont actually think there are a bunch of timelines or whatever out there or like also I dont think we can go back in time cuz like the quantum uncertainty stuff where it has a wave function collapse I dont think can go backwards and then forwards again or else theres not a point to it because then it really is just a 100 percent guarantee that the quantum state will be one way. but obviously many worlds theory says that each possibility actually splits the entire wave function of the entire universe so we would be 100 percent in our little slice of that just it would also not make sense because we would never have reasoned that there is uncertainty in quantum theory if all we possibly could observe is 1 possibility
It's absolutely insane how every passing moment, we discover something new in space that raises lots of questions
This is why you can never get tired of space
Dont let the Lovecraftian horror enjoyers hear this.
Too late just got a new book idea
too late ...
ahwmaaaan, even too late for ,,too late,, 🤦♂️
For some reason this music makes me think that there are other “alternate people” in different galaxies or universes.
if i ever got the chance to explore the galaxy with my life as the pricetag id probably go
I'd like to donate my remains to NASA. When I die I'd like my dead body preserved and then shot out into interstellar space with a recording, pics and all the information of Earth including some samples of our elements, who I was, where I came from and whatever else they want to throw in there with me lol. That would be the greatest send off. Best funeral ever!
@@Dashing_Dimples probably really expensive
Even if the probability of you ever finding or even seeing anything or anyone At ALL EVER are well ...... ???????
"I typed my research paper on my dark matter laptop by accident. Sorry prof"
Dog ate my assignment
@@JM-st1le inviligator ate my paper💀
saturday night wrist
@@the_new_egg a tiny blackhole stole my paper 💀💀
@@EgoZU my *fish* ate my paper 😂
“come on billy! jump in the invisible black star! we need to know what’s inside!’
billy : *”WHÆT?!?!!?”*
*Cameraman never dies*
The end of the world is nigh. All of humanity buys a camera and gets filming. We all survive. Yay! 😂
Someone call kirby before this gets out of hand
It's David Bowie. He's just chilling, leave him alone.
What a fascinating and awesome piece of content. Thank you
Space is so fuckin gorgeous, dude
This is so cool. I’m so excited for this new research!
The idea of a dark matter Star sounds really interesting, dark matter in general is fascinating
Thanks for the song also, nice to know that there is something as invisible as a black hole ( black holes absorb everything thing can including light )
Bro is my favorite space explainer
bro things "space explainer" is a hobby
This guy teaches me way more than any teacher I have
Ikr
What did this video teach you exactly? That there is a star somewhere far that orbits something small and dense? Did you even go to school?
"Dark matter star"
My brain cells for no reason:"Zehahahahahahaha"
Damn ok, its at night for me right now and this is just so beautiful to think about. Thank you once again for your good timing ❤.
Or bad timing if you stay up thinking about it XD
I wanna know more about dark matter and dark energy. The concepts are exciting to me
they are made up by mathematicians who are too scared to come up with new ideas, so they just threw in some bs to make the math work.
Only slightly related, but read up on Positron Emission Tomography. A gamma ray is generated on collision of an electron (matter) and a positron (antimatter)
So does every scientist
No one knows more. We don’t know if it even exists. It’s an idea made up to explain the short comings in out mathematical model of the universe. But the universe does not operate on mathematical models, so anything we come up with is going to have some degree of inaccuracy. It’s just that our astrophysics stuff is extremely inaccurate in many different ways, so we make up these concepts to force the equations to make sense.
It’s very possible that dark anything doesn’t actually exist, and we have yet to find a more accurate mathematical model of the universe. People have definitely tried, just haven’t had any success yet.
@@MyNameIsSaloThat’s just not true, we have observed it in the sense we can see it’s affect on the universe, we just aren’t sure what it is exactly, but to say this is repeating the myth that Dark Matter “only exists in the math”.
I really do hope this guy live long enough to update all the things he said that picque my interest, and hopefully i live long enough to know the updates tho.
And thus THE DARK Star was born
Ah yes, the TRUE origin of the Dark Saber.
Humanity is close to reaching a level of understanding that will doom us to our ends. Few will survive the transformation of this awakening.
Kobi the kinda guy to be attracted to a planet
Kirby about to save ripple star
This information accompanied by that tragic background music makes a situation like... as if that star being like:
_I won't forget you, won't erase your memories ever, I will recall your far past existence, orbiting your absence, you will live in my journey my love_
( ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ)
Legend has it a star of dark matter is 9th circle of hell which is a safe haven for paranormal SCPs waiting to annihilate us
Bruh I am seeing you commenting in a lot of channels.
Cap
Selling meth gave off too much pressure to heisenberg😢
Is food?
Can I touch it?
Look I know I'm responding to my own post but.
1. Is not food and
2. I Genuinely don't know if you can touch it.
If you avoided the heat when you fell down into it would you touch it?
No, but im pretty sure you can eat it
blud is orbitting absolutely NOTHING 🗣🔥😤💫
Let’s go I love you vids man plz let us now more wen you find out
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Welp lets jump into it and see if we find some weirdly shaped people that are actually objects in the real world used in games
I laways wanted to learn sbout space and other stuff like that
This channel will help so much with my goals in life
Nah that’s my boy “KNULL” right there 🚨
Heh. I understood that reference.
Dark matter could just be normal matter but in an alternate universe thats intertwined with ours.
It's probably an object that floats at a lower 4th Dim plane, so you can't see it. But the depths is shallow enough that the gravity still effects the star.
The Cameraman recording the galaxy needs a Oscar
As a space enthusiast, I’m so exited to see the research, especially if it is true, this could lead to new understanding of the universe
This guy made me love and fear space, but hes so chill and cool
Very cool video, thank you for your hard work. Much appreciated.
Dark matter is like one of the holy grails of science who ever finally figures it out is going down in history
I love how space keeps doing things that is incomprehensible to the human mind
Easy to forget that were in the same universe as those things
Imagine the concept of science completely changing after some centuries to find the answer to these questions
Imagine piloting a spaceship just to suddenly crash into an invisible star
Love the hint at melodysheep!!!❤
That's amazing because this suggest that you can infact create energy from dark matter. Because of the few properties we do know about it, this may mean that one day we can infact create a time machine that can go backwards in time.
At first i was thinking it's possibly a black dwarf, but black dwarves take longer to cool down than for black holes to evaporate
Imagine finally achieving your dream as an astronaut then you just pop out of existence after 3 seconds in space
This scares me can you imagine just drifting in space and being dragged by something invisible only to be disintegrated
How I love to watch your videos. Thank you!
I wonder if it would be hot as we understand it, or if it is giving out undetectable waves. Its amazing to think of all the possibilities that could exist. Like does dark matter have its own collection of elements. WOW!!
New fear unlocked: Earth would collide into a star that we didn't knew was there
Dark matter star? Thats the coolest thing I have ever heard
I'm more concerned that major space missions could end of a darkmatter star is nearby
Dark matter universe: This star is orbiting a white hole
The elliptical orbit of the star slowing down at one end of the orbit and having higher speed on the other end means that the orbit is closest at the bottom end, where the black hole is, and the mass of dark matter is theoretical
A dark star. I wonder what kinda god the hellinists would attribute this entity to. Really interesting.
Observing gravitational anomalies and celestial bodies that seem to orbit nothing would be the most surefire way to detect an invisible star
The dark matter creatures wondering what's orbiting their star 😱
Fun fact; dark matter was first discovered when scientists looked at the stars at the edge of galaxies. They are traveling so fast they should be thrown out of the galaxy itself. But they weren't
,,Made out of Dark Matter"
People who know kirby lore:
,,oh no"
dark matter sounds straight out of star wars
Invisibility unlocked 🔓
Wouldn't it be crazy if dark matter is not some form of exotic matter, but actually just tiny particles of matter floating in a vast, nearly empty void? Unable to be detected with telescopes and the like, simply because it is so small and distant?
Dark matter is just a placeholder name for something that is affecting physics and we can't yet explain why does it happen, it could be anything.
No we can see the effect of dark matter in the universe, we’re just not exactly sure what it is. It’s not physical matter in that sense because it’s not just in the voids, actually it varies, some galaxies have a lot and some don’t have much at all and we can’t seem to figure out why yet, but it’s a confirmed thing.
@@firstlast-wg2on Billions of stars worth of matter, spread over billions of lightyears of space. That is more than enough matter to affect things in and around it, yet if it's all spread out such that most is just individual atoms, or tiny clusters of molecules no bigger than a speck of dust, it would be effectively impossible to detect with our current tech. And, some galaxies would have more, just as some have more stars. My theory is not disproven.
@@BattleSpewinterstellar dust already exists and it ain’t dark matter
Simple, just shine a super bright light to reveal the dark matter. If it's a black hole, no light will come back.
Dark matter star sounds like an anime move
"Dark star" is definitely a book I've read before
Imagine you’re just traveling through the universe and BOOM you evaporate into nothing
Imagine that’s not possible bruv
Imagine just flying through space and running into an invisible star
Imagine being the first generation to firsthand see the true nature of dark matter
Living beings are always afraid of what they don't know.. the smart ones are just the bravest ones who try
Beautiful, what I wouldn’t give to gaze upon a star made of the nothing that holds out reality together
So I think moving on after we discover this one, few elements from it will be used in combination and will make suits that are invisible or cloth that makes you invisible just as shown in TV shows and movies 🤗
If a star can be made of dark matter, then a blackhole can be made of the same.🤔
Bro is the type of teacher that makes kids happy to learn💀
Stop with the skull
"This star was orbiting a blackhole"
BUT YOU DIDNT HAVE TO CUT ME OFF
space is the most interesting yet scary thing ever
We need to watch out for cosmic radiation, gamma ray burst, asteroids and now big black balls
That tune was custom built for space topics n anything sad..love it..'snowfall' if ur after it