Astronomers produce first detailed map of dark matter in a supercluster

For the first time astronomers are able to see indirect evidence of dark matter and how this invisible force impacts on the crowded and violent lives of galaxies. University of British Columbia researcher Catherine Heymans has produced the highest resolution map of dark matter ever captured before.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news119182387.html">Astronomers produce first detailed map of dark matter in a supercluster</a></p> <p>For the first time astronomers are able to see indirect evidence of dark matter and how this invisible force impacts on the crowded and violent lives of galaxies. University of British Columbia researcher Catherine Heymans has produced the highest resolution map of dark matter ever captured before.</p>