Researchers remove gamma ray images pixel by pixel for first-ever peek at dark matter

so......the vid zooms in on the edge of the galactic plane, and the center of this "thing" is of a different color ( which has to signify something), and it just so happens to be centered where the black hole would be in our galaxy. this is obviously through the non-visual spectrum of light waves, so what does this "center" have to do with dark matter?

I think it should be called the NIMBY atom, after all, there's not much of it around here.

I had wondered why they did not do this sooner. Remove all possible candidates in all forms of radiation spectrum and what is left is both empty space and dark matter.


Interesting...