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Sk8eM dUb
Except their effects have been observed. Observing those effects has actually helped confirm general relativity as dark matter has been seen warping space.
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"Observing the effects" is just a clever way of saying "it must be there, otherwise our equations are way off". They might as well call it The Force that holds the universe together.
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That is incorrect. We have observed dark matter separate from regular matter. When galaxies collide the dark matter continues past, and causing gravitational lensing without matter.
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Show me. Sounds easily p-hackable(like the original dog feces data they took with the sun bending starlight etc.)
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An article about it. This is observed in many galaxy and galaxy cluster collisions.