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University of California Riverside has combined a powerful simulator with data about the universe to explain a large discrepancy in our understanding.
The simulation suite, called PRIYA, debuted last year and is helping scientists study a special phenomenon of hydrogen atoms in deep outer space.
The light signature of hydrogen “forests” that form around sources of gravity is believed to show us where dark matter is more concentrated.
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