Dark Matter Origins: The Hidden Big Bang & the Universe's Greatest Mystery

What if the universe had not one, but two Big Bangs? New research suggests that the mysterious dark matter could be the key to understanding this mind-bending possibility. Dark matter makes up 27% of the universe's energy but remains invisible and elusive, hiding in plain sight. Nearly a century ago, astronomers observed strange movements in galaxy clusters, hinting at the presence of this unseen mass. Despite its critical role in shaping galactic structures and holding the universe together, we still don’t know exactly what dark matter is. Join us as we explore the origins of dark matter, how it might have been born during a Dark Big Bang, and what this groundbreaking discovery could mean for our understanding of the cosmos. Could the secrets of the universe lie hidden in the shadow of dark matter?