[Junior]

Also, I've read recently where the Big Bang can be explained using higher-dimensional physics (something like 11 dimensions in this particular branch of physics). The explanation was fascinating, but way above my paygrade and I'd make a fool of myself trying to reproduce them here.

[jwalsh07]

Also, I've read recently where the Big Bang can be explained using higher-dimensional physics (something like 11 dimensions in this particular branch of physics). The explanation was fascinating, but way above my paygrade and I'd make a fool of myself trying to reproduce them here.

Perhaps an explanation of dark matter which by Cosmologists estimates accounts for 70 to 90% of the Universe would be a better place to start.

Is there dark matter in our galaxy? Has any ever been observed??