Sentence examples for matters undiscovered from inspiring English sources

Tom Siegfried, the science editor of The Dallas Morning News, doesn't explain just how the poet derived his cosmological theory, but in his new book, "Strange Matters: Undiscovered Ideas at the Frontiers of Space and Time" (Joseph Henry Press), he argues that the history of astrophysics is littered with such "prediscoveries," or "instances of theoretical anticipation".

"Ford was anxious that these matters should remain undiscovered".

By weight it is 4percentt atoms, 23percentt dark matter -- presumably undiscovered elementary particles left over from the Big Bang -- and 73percentt dark energy.

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The new work should shed light on whether theories of those undiscovered bits of matter are correct or not, he said.

A new analysis of the way galaxies are distributed through space suggests that some of the universe's dark matter may consist of hitherto undiscovered particles known as sterile neutrinos.

Therefore, the post-genomic era requires new, complementary approaches to characterize biochemical pathways of microorganisms representing the vast untapped biodiversity of microbial 'dark matter' and associated uncharacterized and undiscovered functional enzymes and pathways [ 3, 4].

We discuss the main theoretical extensions of the standard model which allow to explain dark matter in terms of a (yet undiscovered) elementary particle.

But as Gawker and others quickly pointed out, that's not really possible given the chronology of events, and Jarecki seemed to backtrack Monday, suggesting the tape was undiscovered for just a matter of months.

After all, the couple met while looking for dark matter, one of the most ephemeral and elusive (and in fact, undiscovered) phenomena in physics.

One bonus of supersymmetry is that it predicts the existence of more, yet undiscovered elementary particles, one of which might be the mysterious dark matter that binds galaxies together in the universe.