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When you want to take a look in my bag, and you ask me if I have any sharp objects. And I inevitably forget all the contents of my bag. What happens if I say I don't remember?

As far as I understand dark matter doesn't interact in any other way than gravity. Considering that any dark matter created in collisions will be much to small for the gravity to be detected. How will you study it? Will you just be looking at energy calculations and saying that some of the energy disappeared so it must be dark matter?

Good luck! I'll look out for you when I'm watching the 100 free

Will you be competing for Russia or the US? Also what are some of your target times?

Hi, I was thinking the other day, if the amount of dark energy in the universe behaves like matter where space expands around it and the "density" of dark energy is falling. Could the rate of acceleration of the expansion of the universe also be falling?