This is the

This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelor.

The Search for Dark Matter.

The elephant in the universe is the new book. The The universe doesn't hold together unless we can find something called dark matter.

Or unless dark matter doesn't exist, then we cannot explain how the universe holds together.

It's that puzzling. So Goveret has introduced

us to the reasoning of what this particle might look like. They call it a whim, weekly interacting massive particle, whim.

However, the searches continue and we're going to go to one of those searches, before we go there go over surprises in his

explication to introduce a chapter about a heretic. The man's name is

Milgram and he and his colleagues are using Newtonian physics to explain what we observe in the heavens.

This is the part that I loved completely because this is not contrary.

This is what about and what I take is there are some cosmologists who accept the Is that correct, Kovert?

Absolutely. This is an interesting story because Milgram and his colleagues, they came up with a brilliant idea because we still haven't found dark matter.

And we see it all around us. We see its effects in the motion of

galaxies and clusters in the rotation of galaxies in the gravitational lensing. But if you

start to realize what's actually happening,

the only thing we see is the gravitational effect of dark matter.

And to explain the gravitational effects that we see,

we use our current theory of gravity, which is actually

old Newtonian gravity and then superseded by Einstein's general relativity theory.

Now Milgram asked himself himself what if our ideas about gravity are wrong?

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