When matching observations and theories occurs, we generally have a good understanding of the universe's workings, but mismatches suggest theoretical rules or additional unseen components.
Dark matter and dark energy have only been detected indirectly, creating the question of whether these two components are related, or possibly two sides of the same cosmic coin.
Cosmologists generally do not integrate dark matter and dark energy together, but considering the potential link between them raises intriguing possibilities.
Einstein's theory of general relativity continues to accurately predict our observations, demonstrating that even with existing mysteries, our understanding of gravity remains robust.
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