dark matter dark energy

Astrophysicists, those with NASA, profess to know more of what dark matter and dark energy is not than what it is. Astrophysicists claim that dark matter is a matter, in which, is almost indiscernible. The components of dark matter is said to be many, but in some cases still leave questions unanswered. As with said matter, physicists also find themselves in a similar situation with dark energy. Though, astrophysicists say that this dark energy differs from anything in space, there are possible solutions to explain the existence of this energy; as well as dark matter.
As stated above, astrophysicists know more of what dark matter is not than what it is. Many solutions to this mystery have been proposed, yet nothing is coming into comparison with this anomaly. Researchers find that dark matter is not sharing similarities with stars or planets, leaving physicists open to possibilities. These propositions are said to be black holes, antimatter and baryonic matter. First, black holes could not be anything close to dark matter because, even though its dark, black holes have gravitational lenses that inhale any matter and obliterates anything crossing its presence. This was ruled out because dark matter does not have enough and or no gravitational events to be similar to black holes. Moving to the next proposition, dark matter is divergent to antimatter because antimatter emits gamma rays when it annihilates with matter, in which dark matter does not contain or emit. At last, astrophysicists find that dark matter could not and is not in comparison to baryonic matter (matter consisting protons and neutrons, only excluding leptons-- electrons and neutrinos), due to radiation passing through the cloud/matter. Dark matter does not compare to...

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In closing, all astrophysicists have are theories to manifest these mysteries that are being gazed upon; nothing truly proving their make-up and or their existence. In addition, astronomers/astrophysicists only know a little under five percent of what our world and everything surrounding it, is made up of. The other ninety-five percent is that of dark matter and or dark energy; or at least that is what NASA claims. Then again, space is so vast and expanding, due to dark energy, that astrophysicists may never find what or how dark matter and or energy came to be. As said before, this matter may or may not have been there in the beginning of the ‘Big Bang’, but it has been hard to prove the existence, properties and birth of this matter and energy. Leaving these two peculiarities to be a life-long mystery; always to be pondered by physicists.