NASA officially looking into dark matter

NASA and dark matter...

Have they gone on record before about researching dark matter?

You'd think they would make a bee line for Enceladus which shows promising signs of WATER likely under its ice..but it doesn't seem to interest Nasa in the near future?
www.reuters.com...
I mean Enceladus is a prime candiate surely?!! What other body in our system shows any sign of water..but they are completely ignoring it..do they just not want to deal with the implications?? This is INSANE!





Mars shows signs of water in the PAST, and or very very little now. Enceladus is GUSHING it into space..meaning there is probably lakes or oceans..yet its not even getting a mention by NASA.
It seems the Europeans aren't as scared of the prospets of life in the solar system as NASA is huh?

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Yah.....so anyways, does anyone have an answer.... I have over a hundred views for this thread and nobody has answered my question.


Has NASA previously admitted researching dark matter?

If not NASA directly.

"We had predicted the existence of dark matter for decades, but now we've seen it in action," said Bradac. "This is groundbreaking."

Dark Matter Observed

today.slac.stanford.edu...