Scientists determine where the mysterious cosmic matter is hiding

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A team of researchers at the French National Center for Scientific Research pointed out that approximately 40 percent of the matter that stars are made of والكواكب And galaxies, hidden as hot gas in the complex cosmic web.

The researchers reached their results, which were published in the journal Astronomy And astrophysics after analyzing 20-year-old data.

The scientists said that galaxies are distributed throughout the universe in the form of a network of nodes connected by strings, separated by spaces, known as "The Cosmic Network", Adding that the hidden side of the universe was hidden in this network.

The strings contain the cosmic material known as "Baryons"Composite subatomic particles, play a major role in making "The Cosmic Network" More interconnected and less clear, given that the signals it emits are very weak.

Researchers at the French National Center for Scientific Research were able to review emissions X ray Gas filaments, along with information about the physical arrangement of about 15,000 strings, found 40 percent of the material in the universe in them.

By analyzing X-rays, the team was able to confirm that these filaments contain huge quantities of hot gases that have not been studied before.

This new scientific discovery paves the way for more detailed studies using more detailed data, to test the evolution of gas in the filament structure of the cosmic network.

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A team of researchers at the French National Center for Scientific Research pointed out that approximately 40 percent of the matter that stars are made of والكواكب And galaxies, hidden as hot gas in the complex cosmic web.

The researchers reached their results, which were published in the journal Astronomy And astrophysics after analyzing 20-year-old data.

The scientists said that galaxies are distributed throughout the universe in the form of a network of nodes connected by strings, separated by spaces, known as the “cosmic network,” adding that the hidden side of the universe is hidden in this network.

The strings contain cosmic materials known as “baryons”, which are complex subatomic particles, which play a major role in making the “cosmic web” more interconnected and less clear, knowing that the signals emanating from them are very weak.

Researchers at the French National Center for Scientific Research were able to review emissions X ray Gas filaments, along with information about the physical arrangement of about 15,000 strings, found 40 percent of the material in the universe in them.

By analyzing X-rays, the team was able to confirm that these filaments contain huge quantities of hot gases that have not been studied before.

This new scientific discovery paves the way for more detailed studies using more detailed data, to test the evolution of gas in the filament structure of the cosmic network.

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