To What Extent Do You Think Dark Matter Is Worth Researching

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The discussion centers on an A2 physics student's Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) focused on dark matter, specifically its nature and the significance of researching it. The student seeks primary research sources and appreciates links to relevant online materials. There is a consensus that while evidence for dark matter is compelling, its exact characteristics remain uncertain. Several academic papers and resources are shared to support the project, emphasizing the importance of further investigation into dark matter's properties and implications for physics.
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I am an A2 physics student and I have chosen to do an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) on 'What Is Dark Matter and To What Extent Is It Worth Researching?' I need to have a primary source of research for this and a forum thread seemed as good as any due to the opnion based nature of the title I have chosen.
Thanks in advance for any responses and links to online sources of information will be much appreciated!
 
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