what is dark material ?

Question

in context of astrophysics (pls don't quote "his dark materials", only astrophysics or against material).
if there is dark material, what is then the white material. If there is a white material..what is then soul? If there is soul what is anime?
(for my athiest friends

Answer 1

Yeah, anime rules. Goku, where are you? I have your 2 Dragon balls.

Answer 2

I believe it's called dark matter (not 100% sure) Read about it some in Stephen Hawking's A Brief History Of Time.

Basically we believe it is all over the place, and no, the name is not as ominous as it sounds, it is nothing to bad, it's just we find places that should have something but can't see anything, so we think their is dark matter there.

That was probably vague enough, but I don't know with certainty too much more than that, so rather to be vague than out-right wrong.

Hope i at lest helped a lil >_>.

No evidence of 'light material' has been found, as we would be able to see it so there would be no need for the prefix- light-, the reason we say -dark- matter, is because we can't actually see it. Light material, would presumably give off light and be visible.

Answer 3

Dark matter must be what you are talking about.

Dark matter is matter that significantly effects the gravitational influences of the universe, but is non-luminous and has no electromagnetic signature. There is also the concept of dark energy, a theorhetical energy that explains the phenomena of the expansion of the universe to be accelerating positively and not negatively as the known principles of physics would indicate.

There is no such thing as white anything in terms of matter or energy.

I realize that your "question" was just an attempt to mock, but i have used it as an opportunity to show that there is far too much about this universe then we will ever understand, and to thank God that he's up there running it for us.

Answer 4

Dark matter is a somewhat misleading name. It would be better described "unknown matter".

We can observe the movement of stars and galaxies. From measurements of their spectra we can calculate their size (mass), and from this and the laws of gravity we can calculate how they should move.

And the two do not agree. The stars and galaxies move as if there was much more mass present in the interstellar space.

So we know this mass *must* be there because we can observe its effects, but we cannot see it or measure it in any other way so we cannot say what it is (except that it is not any conventional matter like we have on Earth, because we know how to measure that).

Answer 5

Dark matter is the stuff you can't see with a telescope, things like distant planets, burned out stars and cold nebulas. You can tell they're present by their gravitational effects. The remaining matter gives of radiant energy which can be observed.

This is science, regardless of your religion.

Answer 6

Do you mean Dark Matter?

Most of the Universe is made up of Dark Matter.

Answer 7

Dark material is material painted with black paint. A soul is an imaginary thing, possessed by anyone who belongs among the church folks.

Next question?

Answer 8

you mean dark matter or dark energy.

dark matter is considered to be what makes up 80% or so of the universe.

dark energy is theory to explain how the universe is held together. but not one one that isn't taken too seriously.

Answer 9

You probably want to ask physics questions in the right category.

Don't you mean dark matter?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter

Anime is Japanese animation.

Answer 10

If you are talking about dark matter, that is the glue that binds all other matter together.