Editing Dark matter (section)

== See also ==
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; Related theories
* {{annotated link|Dark energy}}
* {{annotated link|Conformal gravity}}
* [[Density wave theory]] – A theory in which waves of compressed gas, which move slower than the galaxy, maintain galaxy's structure
* {{annotated link|Entropic gravity}}
* {{annotated link|Dark radiation}}
* {{annotated link|Massive gravity}}
* {{annotated link|Unparticle physics}}
; Experiments
* {{annotated link|DEAP}}, a search apparatus
* {{annotated link|LZ experiment}}, large underground dark matter detector
* {{annotated link|Dark Matter Particle Explorer|abbreviation=DAMPE}}, a space mission
* {{annotated link|General antiparticle spectrometer}}
* {{annotated link|MultiDark}}, a research program
* {{annotated link|Illustris project}}, astrophysical simulations
* {{annotated link|Future Circular Collider}}, a particle accelerator research infrastructure
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; Dark matter candidates
* {{annotated link|Feebly Interacting Particles}}
* {{annotated link|Light dark matter}}
* {{annotated link|Mirror matter}}
* {{annotated link|Exotic matter}}
* {{annotated link|Neutralino#Relationship to dark matter|Neutralino}}
* {{annotated link|Dark galaxy}}
* {{annotated link|Scalar field dark matter}}
* {{annotated link|Self-interacting dark matter}}
* {{annotated link|Weakly interacting massive particle|abbreviation=WIMP}}
* [[WISP (particle physics)|Weakly interacting slim particle]] (WISP){{snd}}Low-mass counterpart to WIMP
* {{annotated link|Strongly interacting massive particle|abbreviation=SIMP}}
* {{annotated link|Chameleon particle}}
; Other
* {{annotated link|Galactic Center GeV excess}}
* [[Luminiferous aether]] – A once theorized invisible and infinite material with no interaction with physical objects, used to explain how light could travel through a vacuum (now disproven)
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