Missing matter found in deep space

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Recent discussions center around the discovery of missing matter in deep space, with some members questioning the novelty of the findings. J. Michael Shull's research is highlighted, prompting users to seek more information about his work. The conversation touches on whether this discovery impacts the understanding of dark energy forces, suggesting a potential link or independence from existing theories. A related thread on Physics Forums is recommended for further exploration of the topic. Overall, the forum encourages deeper engagement with the subject matter and related scientific discussions.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080520/sc_nm/space_matter_dc

Is this new or old news? Does anyone have any more information on this?
 
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You are not being fair to the members of this forum. You could put in more effort in trying to find answers. I did a search J. Michael Shull mentioned in the article and found his home page.
http://casa.colorado.edu/~mshull/
 
I never had the intent of making someone else do my work or research. I simply just put out a topic that may have been something new that would be of interest from the people of this forum. Nobody has to reply to the topic. Does this dismiss the idea of dark energy forces or is this independent of that?
 
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