Astronomers have unveiled new insights into a spectacular collision between two colossal galaxy clusters, revealing that dark matter surged ahead of normal matter during the cosmic event. These clusters, each brimming with thousands of galaxies, are located billions of light-years from Earth. This groundbreaking study offers the first direct observations
Astronomers have unveiled new insights into a spectacular collision between two colossal galaxy clusters, revealing that dark matter surged ahead of normal matter during the cosmic event. These clusters, each brimming with thousands of galaxies, are located billions of light-years from Earth. This groundbreaking study offers the first direct observations of how dark and normal matter velocities decouple during such high-energy collisions. Dark Matter and Normal Matter: A Cosmic Collision Galaxy clusters, some of the universe’s largest structures, are bound
