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This July marks 25 years for Space.com .
We've been celebrating this period by noting the incredible discoveries and breakthroughs in space science that have happened in the last quarter century .
But the relationship between dark energy and dark matter runs deeper than our coverage of the substance's investigation.
The real problem is that, despite their ubiquity, dark matter and dark energy remain elusive.
Dark energy was introduced as a placeholder for whatever force is driving the universe's accelerating expansion.
The term "dark energy" is a placeholder name for whatever this accelerating force is.
Some dark matter particle candidates seem to have died in the last 25 years , but even these are occasionally revisited, meaning a resurrection can't be fully ruled out.
Scientists desperately want to know what gave the universe a " second push" around 4 billion years ago .
Leading candidate for dark energy is the reintroduced cosmological constant.
This means virtual particles literally pop into existence in the vacuum of space.
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