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Simulation

[Image: A computer-generated visualization of a galaxy, with visible matter represented in bright colors and dark matter represented as a translucent halo surrounding the galaxy, accompanied by a graph showing the relationship between visible and dark matter in the simulations.]

Astronomers’ Simulations Bolster Case for Dark Matter’s Existence

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A 31.5 solar-mass black hole with an 8.38 solar-mass black hole companion viewed in front of its (computer generated) stellar nursery prior to merging.

Unveiling the origins of merging black holes in galaxies like our own

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