Practice Reading & Listening on Dark Universe Practice Reading & Listening on Dark Universe for IELTS & TOEFL with illustrated flashcards inside the passage, a podcast from National Geographic YouTube Channel and text-to-speech functionality https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HNtHTZ2FpQ&t=45s The planets, moons and stars make up less than 5% of all the mass in the universe. The rest lies in the realm of absolute darkness. The dark universe is the invisible, yet dominating component of the cosmos. It includes a substance called dark matter and a force called dark energy. While little is known about either, each helps us understand the universe beyond what ...
Practice Reading & Listening on Dark Universe for IELTS
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It seems so perplexing how the universe created or came to existence. Contemplating about all these sometimes seems to be beyond the reach of human understandings.
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Dark universe is actually reminds me of scaring from darkness and it is actually very annoying how much we learned we still know nothing about this world .
It seems that there is no end to learning, and our current level of knowledge about the world around us is literally so primitive. So, there’s a long journey ahead of us to make discoveries again and again, one after each other.
Dark universe is actually reminds me of scaring from darkness and it is actually very annoying how much we learned we still know nothing.
Yeah, it’s like targeting a mountain or hill to climb up, and as soon as you reach for the summit of the mountain, you see you’re surrounded by countless hills and mountains in front of you waiting to be climbed up.
It’s kind of funny that how much technology and science has improved in these late decades but still we know nothing. But we have to start from somewhere eventually.
That’s right. Learning is actually endless, and the more we learn, the more we realize there is more to learn. Yet, uncovering the mysteries of the universe is quite a thrill.