Researchers...used large-scale computer simulations and recent observational data of gravitational lensing to reveal how dark matter --which makes up about 22 percent of the present-day universe --is distributed around galaxies in a clumpy but organized manner.
The dark matter distribution is well organized but extended to intergalactic space, whereas luminous components such as stars are bounded within a finite region. More interestingly, the estimated total amount of dark matter in the outskirts of the galaxies explains the gap between the global cosmic mass density and that derived from galaxy number counting weighted by their masses.
This is terrible. I can't believe the extent to the Tea Party to go so far as to fill in the gap of our Universe and slow try to take over.
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