Synopsis

Though its nature remains unknown, Dark Matter and Dark Energy constitute ninety-six percent of the Universe. Dark Matter permeates all of space, particles of it flowing through our world at billions per second, yet direct detection has eluded researchers. Even more perplexing is Dark Energy, a force accelerating the expansion of the cosmos. Identified barely a decade ago, scientists grapple with its peculiar properties, striving to understand its implications for the ultimate question: the dest