Скачать или смотреть 95% of the Universe Is Invisible – Dark Matter & Dark Energy Explained in 4 minutes

The universe is far more mysterious than what we can see with our eyes. Stars, planets, galaxies, and everything around us make up only about 5% of the universe. The remaining 95% is invisible, made of two unknown components called dark matter and dark energy.

In this video, we explain dark matter and dark energy in simple words, without complex mathematics or confusing physics. This video is perfect for students, beginners, and anyone curious about space and the universe.

🔹 What you will learn in this video:

What dark matter is and why scientists believe it exists

How dark matter acts like an invisible glue that holds galaxies together

Why stars don’t fly away despite moving so fast

What dark energy is and how it is different from dark matter

How dark energy causes the expansion of the universe

Why the universe is expanding faster and faster

Simple real-life and balloon analogies to understand these concepts

Common misunderstandings about dark matter and dark energy

🌀 Dark Matter does not emit light, absorb light, or reflect light, which is why we cannot see it. Yet, its gravitational effects show that it plays a crucial role in forming and stabilizing galaxies.

🌠 Dark Energy, on the other hand, is responsible for pushing the universe apart. It works in the opposite direction of gravity and is the reason the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.

This video helps you clearly understand:
➡️ Dark matter vs dark energy
➡️ Why they are not the same thing
➡️ Why scientists study something they cannot see

If you have ever wondered what the universe is made of, why galaxies move the way they do, or what will happen to the universe in the future, this video is for you.

📚 Ideal for:

School & college students

Science lovers

Space and astronomy enthusiasts

Beginners in cosmology

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