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Watch Neil deGrasse Tyson Not Explain Dark Matter

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If you’re expecting Neil deGrasse Tyson to tell you what Dark Matter is, you’re going to be disappointed. But if you want to hear the Director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History tell you what he doesn’t know about Dark Matter, you’re in luck. Either way, in this video from Business Insider and StarTalk Radio you’ll learn more about this thing which is responsible for 85% of the gravity of the cosmos. It’s the longest standing unsolved problem in modern astrophysics – we’ve known about “missing mass” since the 1930s. (Stick around to the end if you want to find out who “Fred” is.)

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