Astronomers Detect Galaxy Thought to Be Made of 99% Dark Matter
Candidate Dark Galaxy-2 (CDG-2) in the Perseus Cluster may be over 99.9% dark matter, with star formation halted by gas stripping from nearby galaxies, researchers said.
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Astronomers Spot Nearly Invisible Galaxy Packed With Dark Matter
Astronomers spot nearly invisible galaxy packed with dark matter Astronomers discovered a dim, nearly undetectable galaxy which exists as a dark matter-dominated celestial body through their study of Hubble Space Telescope and other observatories’ data. The object called Candidate Dark Galaxy-2 or CDG-2 exists at a distance of approximately 300 million light-years from Earth within the Perseus Cluster. The researchers from the University of Toro…
The dark universe has just delivered one of its most dizzying secrets. An international team of astronomers has just announced the discovery of a celestial object that defies understanding: Candidate Dark Galaxy-2 (CDG-2). Located 300 million light years away, in the heart of the dense cluster of Persia, this galaxy is a true cosmic anomaly. It is composed almost exclusively of [...]
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