Why Doesn T Dark Matter Exist?

Introduction Would you believe it if someone told you that 80% of the universe is a particle that scientists can’t observe? Scientists first made studies in the early 1900s about a particle that we are unable to see or detect called Dark Matter. “Support for dark matter has grown, and although no solid direct evidence of dark matter has been detected” (“What is dark matter”) Scientists may not have any direct evidence dark matter exists but they do have theories. By watching the motion of the stars they have concluded that there is more to the equation than just the mass that is visible. There is also a lot of evidence that Dark Matter doesn't exist. “Dark matter possibly could be brown dwarfs, failed stars that never ignited because they