Omg, this is so mind-blowing! 
Dark matter has been a mystery for like, forever, and now scientists have finally found something to prove its existence. I mean, 27% of the universe is pretty crazy if you think about it... The fact that they detected gamma rays from the Milky Way and it matches what astrophysicists predicted is just wild. But at the same time, people are being super cautious like, "hold on, let's not get too excited" 
. I guess it makes sense though - we need to make sure it's not just some other natural phenomenon before we start celebrating. Fingers crossed this discovery leads to even more awesome breakthroughs! 
Dark matter has been a mystery for like, forever, and now scientists have finally found something to prove its existence. I mean, 27% of the universe is pretty crazy if you think about it... The fact that they detected gamma rays from the Milky Way and it matches what astrophysicists predicted is just wild. But at the same time, people are being super cautious like, "hold on, let's not get too excited" . I guess it makes sense though - we need to make sure it's not just some other natural phenomenon before we start celebrating. Fingers crossed this discovery leads to even more awesome breakthroughs! 
, but also kinda skeptical. I mean, we've been searching for this stuff for ages and now we just happen to stumble upon some gamma rays that kinda-sorta match what the experts predicted? It's like we're trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. Don't get me wrong, it's still super cool that NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope was able to detect something that's been hiding from us for so long... but let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet. We need more evidence, and lots of it. I'm excited to see where this research goes from here, but we gotta keep our feet on the ground and not jump to conclusions just yet 
omg guys, I'm SHOOK! 27% of the universe is just sitting there and we've only now figured out what's making up most of it? Mind blown 
like, dark matter was always a mystery but this is crazy. But at the same time, I'm also kinda skeptical 
- those scientists gotta prove it's not just some weird astrophysical thing happening. And if it IS dark matter, that's wild because 500 times more massive than protons? How does that even work? 
And don't even get me started on those critics... like, are they trying to be skeptics or something? 
Prof Totani and his team are all excited about this discovery, but shouldn't we wait until the results are in before getting all jazzed up? 
It's just too early to say for sure whether it's really dark matter or not... 