More mysteries in the Universe? With Katherine Freese

[@DrakeLarson-js9px]

This is a fun video where the tenor is a friendly of a: 'We think (but we're not sure)' mindset... I particularly enjoyed your minute 6; (You two are a fun duo to watch!)...

[@a_nimbostratus]

At 6:15 Kathrene Freese says that we can see DM pulling stars, making them moving faster, can someone name an example please?

[@TomHarnish]

Google is your friend. The wikipedia article on Dark matter offers 205 examples. If you can't read (I mern gthat kindly), there's a 60 minute (I cut out the blah blah blah at the beginning)KZbin video that will bring you up to date. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5mmnoBsqZqIn7csi=Ac8dgKi29QZVLVTX&t=151

[@a_nimbostratus]

@@TomHarnish no thats not what I wanted to know, I want an explicit exmaple with the name of the star and the corredsponding calculation and a link to an article. Show me what u got Tom.

[@SISSAschool]

The talks (about 100) of the meeting "COSMOLOGY 2023 IN MIRAMARE" are online at: kzbin.info/aero/PLWr4rLAH4BQWeylzum7s0MYQc3gpKzEad

[@friebor]

Ms. Freese says that atoms make up about five percent of the total mass of the universe. Why do you think you have to improve on her 16%? She didn't make a mistake.

[@Fulely]

Antihydrogen fusion