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How do scientists know that dark matter exists? a. it absorbs radio waves. b. it emits electromagnetic radiation. c. it exerts a gravitational pull on other matter. d. it blocks…

How do scientists know that dark matter exists? a. it absorbs radio waves. b. it emits electromagnetic radiation. c. it exerts a gravitational pull on other matter. d. it blocks…
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How do scientists know that dark matter exists?

a. it absorbs radio waves.
b. it emits electromagnetic radiation.
c. it exerts a gravitational pull on other matter.
d. it blocks the light coming from other objects.

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User Evorlor
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I'm going with C too
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User Jerome Dalbert
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I believe it is C because we can only see its effect on other objects in space 
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User Rajesh N
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