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What If Dark Matter is Lighter? Report Calls for Small Experiments to Broaden the Hunt
While dark matter abounds in the universe - it is by far the most common form of matter, making up about 85 percent of the universe's total - it also hides in plain sight. We don't yet know what it's made of, though we can witness its gravitational pull on known matter.
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