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Why it matters
Everything we can see — stars, planets, people — is only about 5% of the universe. The rest is dark matter and dark energy we still barely understand.
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Sıradan madde, evrenin yalnızca yaklaşık %5'ini oluşturur.
Görebildiğimiz her şey — yıldızlar, gezegenler, insanlar — evrenin yalnızca yaklaşık %5'idir. Gerisi, hâlâ pek anlayamadığımız karanlık madde ve karanlık enerjidir.
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