The Invisible Universe: Dark Matter and Energy

Did you know we can see less than five percent of the entire universe? The rest is dark

matter and dark energy, invisible forces holding the cosmos together.

These mysterious components make up ninety five percent of everything that exists,

yet we cannot directly observe them. Dark matter creates gravitational pull that keeps galaxies

from flying apart. Dark energy drives the accelerating expansion of space itself.

Scientists detect their presence only through their effects on visible matter and light.

We are essentially blind to most of reality. The universe we see,

every star and planet, is just a tiny fraction floating in an ocean of the unknown. Everything you have