Invisible Galaxy Found

Comments

• Random Chaos Actually Carefully-selected Order in disguise

  February 2005

  Neato :) purple
• ShadowDancer When I say, "Why aye, gadgie," in my heart I say, "Och aye, laddie." London, UK

  February 2005

  interesting, another piece in the puzzle of dark matter:)
• A2597 Fanboy

  February 2005

  I like dark matter.
  
  In fact, I've been collecting it for some time :D
• Random Chaos Actually Carefully-selected Order in disguise

  February 2005

  [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by A2597 [/i]
  [B]I like dark matter.
  
  In fact, I've been collecting it for some time :D [/B][/QUOTE]
  
  Now THAT explains a lot. :p purple
• croxis I am the walrus

  February 2005

  I wonder if belly button lint is dark matter.
• Vorlons in my Head The Vorlons told me to.

  February 2005

  Well if it's invisible how did they find it? DUH! :D
• JackN <font color=#99FF99>Lightwave Alien</font>

  February 2005

  That was my gaglaxy you know... Now I'm going to have to use a different one.
  
  :rolleyes:
• PSI-KILLER Needs help

  February 2005

  You know if there are invisable galaxies then their must be invisable aliens.
• ShadowDancer When I say, "Why aye, gadgie," in my heart I say, "Och aye, laddie." London, UK

  February 2005

  your right!!! maybe they're the ones that keep talking to me in my head.......:D
• E.T Quote-o-matic

  February 2005

  Check Astronomy magazine's April number (have to admit they surely send magazines early fto subscribers), it has article about low surface brightness galaxies which are very dim and consist mostly from gas instead of stars... in fact so dim that they can be darker than their background.
  
  
  And matter can be invisible (send no radiation) but gravity gossips very easily.