[TXnMA]

Collider experiments at or near the new 13TEV energy could be significant in more ways than one:

Those supersymmetric particles might not just help us to develop a powerful equation though. They could also explain one of the most enigmatic theories in physics: Dark Matter. "Most of the universe is made of Dark Matter," explains Barr. "That is stuff that pulls gravitationally on matter around it, but which doesn't interact with light, so is invisible. But it's very hard to detect." Dark matter theoretically accounts for up 80 per cent of the mass of the universe—but we've never yet observed a particle with the qualities we think it should exhibit.

As far as "making the picture complete", this could be even more significant than BICEP-2... (See Isaiah 45:7)

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for your insights, dear brother in Christ!

The Scripture is perfect:

I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. - Isaiah 45:7

I find it strange though that the quote refers to dark matter as 80% of the mass of the universe instead of the usual (dark matter as 27%, dark energy as 68% and normal matter at 5%): What is Dark Energy?