I found researching dark matter and energy very difficult because there were so many different opinions on it. Once I found a couple of good resources, though, it was much easier.
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Nice essay, Karen! You took the info you got and really made it understandable, which I found really difficult (and I'm not sure if I succeded).
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Karen! You made the information very easy to understand which was very helpful! I really liked all of your facts! Great job overall.
ReplyDeleteGreat essay, your information was very good and everything made so much sense, great job. :)
ReplyDeleteYou had some great info and supporting evidence, but what are the implications if we could do something with dark matter or dark energy?
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