Anticopernicus
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The Mighty Adam The visible matter we see around us (including the mountains, planets, stars and galaxies) make up a paltry 4 percent of the total matter and energy content of the universe—and of that 4 percent, most of it is in the form of hydrogen and helium, with probably only 0.03 percent taking the form of the heavy elements. Most of the universe is made of a mysterious, invisible material of totally unknown origin ... 23 percent of the universe is made of a strange, undetermined substance ...called dark matter, which has weight, surrounds galaxies in a gigantic halo, but is totally invisible. Dark matter is so pervasive and abundant that, in our own Milky Way galaxy, it outweighs all the stars by a factor of 10 ... But perhaps the greatest surprise is that 73 percent of the universe, by far the largest amount, is made of a totally unknown form of energy called dark energy, or the invisible energy hidden in the vacuum of space. Introduced by Einstein himself in 1917 and then later discarded (he called it his “greatest blunder”), dark energy, or the energy of nothing or empty space, is now re-emerging as the driving force in the entire universe.
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The Mighty Adam The visible matter we see around us (including the mountains, planets, stars and galaxies) make up a paltry 4 percent of the total matter and energy content of the universe—and of that 4 percent, most of it is in the form of hydrogen and helium, with probably only 0.03 percent taking the form of the heavy elements. Most of the universe is made of a mysterious, invisible material of totally unknown origin ... 23 percent of the universe is made of a strange, undetermined substance ...called dark matter, which has weight, surrounds galaxies in a gigantic halo, but is totally invisible. Dark matter is so pervasive and abundant that, in our own Milky Way galaxy, it outweighs all the stars by a factor of 10 ... But perhaps the greatest surprise is that 73 percent of the universe, by far the largest amount, is made of a totally unknown form of energy called dark energy, or the invisible energy hidden in the vacuum of space. Introduced by Einstein himself in 1917 and then later discarded (he called it his “greatest blunder”), dark energy, or the energy of nothing or empty space, is now re-emerging as the driving force in the entire universe.
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