Dark matter is like a fussy chef: it 'cooks' the Universe only from certain particles. Physicists have figured out how much you can break this culinary symmetry without ruining the dish. Perhaps detectors will soon catch its 'signature recipe'.
🎯 Fritz Zwicky noticed: there isn’t enough visible matter in galaxies to keep them from flying apart. That’s how the idea of dark matter was born.
🎬 In Blake Crouch's novel 'Dark Matter', it serves as a portal to parallel worlds — far more spectacular than lab formulas.