Dark Matter & Dark Energy: The Hidden 95% of the Universe Free Audiobook Download by Brian Clegg

This is the first audiobook of Brian Clegg's new series, The Hidden 95% of the Universe. In this audiobook, Brian introduces his audience to dark matter and dark energy which are the hidden 95% of the universe. He begins by describing what these two terms mean and then moves on to explaining how scientists view this hidden material that makes up most of our observable universe.

Every day on a planet where natural resources are more abundant than ever before, humanity continues to explore the unknown corners of the universe. What we do know is that 95% of all the matter in the universe remains unaccounted for, and until recently scientists had very little idea as to what this matter was. Brian Clegg, author of "The Biggest Secret" and "Why Do Men Need Women?" joins us to guide us through a discussion on dark matter and dark energy, two mysteries that form 95% of everything there is.

Dark matter and dark energy are two of the most confusing terms in modern physics. These entities, sometimes also referred to as "dark" because they cannot be seen by current telescopes, make up an unknown 95% of all the matter in the universe. However, this is not what makes them so mysterious - it is their role in the formation of galaxies and drawing other objects towards itself.

The universe is a dark, mysterious place. It may have been intelligible to our ancestors, but the vastness and enormity of it has become incomprehensible through scientific advancements. In this audiobook, Brian Clegg gives listeners an in-depth explanation about the unrevealed 95% of the universe that makes up for the way we perceive it.

In this audiobook, science writer Brian Clegg explores the unexplained 95% of the universe that no one can see or measure. He investigates how scientists came to discover dark matter and dark energy, and he also tackles some of the popular myths about these invisible forces.

The universe is a vast place, with just about everything you can possibly imagine. From quasars to nebulas, from stars to black holes, the universe is full of amazing places and people. But there's one thing most people don't know about: the 95% of the universe that scientists think we cannot see, or even sense. We call this "dark matter."