Researchers at Yala University have confirmed a new discovery that the dark matter galaxy, discovered last year, is located next to another similar galaxy.

"We thought that each galaxy had a dark matter responsible for the formation of the galaxy," said Peter Van Daucum of Yala University in a statement. This mysterious dark substance is the most dominant aspect of any galaxy. The absence of any galaxy of dark matter is therefore unexpected. "This puts into question standard ideas about how galaxies work, we believe that dark matter is real and exists separately from other galaxy components," the Daily Mail reported.

Like the first galaxy, the modern discovery of a dark galaxy called DF4 suggests that there would be fewer stars in the galaxy than in our galaxy The Milky Way.

The discovery of both galaxies not only represents a sudden and unprecedented trend, but also limits the content of the debate about the existence of the dark substance itself.

Scientists say that one of the biggest indicators of dark matter, which has not been observed experimentally, is that objects at the limits of our galaxy are moving too fast in relation to material levels. observed natural.

In the recent discovery, the researchers observed that objects move at a rate corresponding to the mass of natural matter.

Further research on other similar galaxies will help promote understanding of the mysterious phenomenon and perhaps solve one of the world's most mysterious mysteries, the study said.