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[Q&A+] Exciting Science in 2026, Nature of Dark Matter, Forever Travelling Light

23 min•6 januari 2026

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What exciting science can we expect in 2026? Can dark matter be black holes or even something else? Does light travel forever? And in Q&A+, could a rogue planet pass through the Solar System?

BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 16:10

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[Q&A+] Exciting Science in 2026, Nature of Dark Matter, Forever Travelling Light

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