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Einstein's most famous theory

General Relativity 

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One example of a hypothetical dark matter particle

WIMPs or axions

100

Dark energy causes our universe to...

expand/accelerate

100

A organization that studies dark matter or dark energy (there are several answers)

NASA, CERN, Fermi Telescope, etc etc etc!

100

Dark matter only interacts with this force

Gravity (if you paid attention, you will say weak force as well)

200

"Einstein's Biggest Blunder"

Cosmological Constant

200

One piece of evidence for dark matter

Cosmic horseshoe, bullet cluster, or rotational speed discrepency

200

Dark energy makes up how much of the universe?

70%

200

The best steminar

THE DARK ENERGY AND DARK MATTER STEMINAR
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Stars further from the center of mass of the galaxy move at _________ speed as the ones in closer to the center

the same

300

Someone important who made a contribution to dark matter or dark energy (except Einstein)

literally anyone from ananya's slide

300

What percent of the universe makes up dark matter?

27%

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Vacuum Energy proposes that empty space itself has _____

Energy

300

What did the James Webb Telescope discover in 2026?

It shows how the invisible, ghostly material overlaps and intertwines with baryonic matter.

300

Dark matter does not interact with this force

Electromagnetic force

400

What did Vera Rubin discover in 1968?

Dark Matter

400

WIMPS stand for?

weakly interacting massive particles

400

Quintessence proposes that dark energy is a ______ that permeates all of space

field

400

If we find evidence for axions, it would solve this problem (two letters)

Strong CP problem

400
The bullet cluster proves _____ wrong

MOND

500

 Hubble-LemaĆ®tre law

v = H0D or "linear relationship between distance and speed"

500

The THREE methods to detect dark matter

direct search, indirect search, and production

500

The THREE methods to detect dark energy

exploding stars, sound waves, distortions

500

The telescope will detect traces of sound waves, called baryon acoustic oscillations (BAOs), that once rippled through the primordial cosmic sea

Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope

500
A particle from supersymmetry that also happens to be the perfect candidate for the WIMP

Neutralino

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