South London welcomes a new exhibition, ‘Dark Matter: 95% of the Universe is Missing,’ which ventures into the enigma. The exhibition brings together art, physics and philosophy in an attempt to highlight that dark matter makes up 95% of the universe.
The displays found at the exhibition will not fail to disappoint with a wide range of things, from a video installations to more interactive pieces, such as a sound frequency room.
For many years now scientists have made several attempts to understand dark matter and dark energy, despite it being invisible to the human eye, and the exhibition reflects the immense process scientists go through to make any progress. Yet it remains the biggest mystery in physics today.
The exhibition can be found at the Science Gallery by London Bridge station and will run from June 6 until August 26.