Studies by American astronomers using modern equipment show that bridges connect the galaxies in space that were invisible to us with existing technology before. It is made up of dark matter, phys.org reports.
According to science, the largest part of the cosmos - 80% is filled with dark matter invisible to us, the physical properties of which are still unexplored. It used to be called matter with a vacuum state, but now it is thought that these spaces carry far more properties than just a vacuum, and there is a great secret hidden.
Intergalactic bridges, invisible to existing technology, have been found to interact physically and gravitationally with other visible objects.
Astronomers at the University of Pennsylvania were able to detect this invisible matter based on actual data from its interaction with visible space objects and placed it on a special space map.
The map shows that dark matter connects different galaxies with special bridges.
Visible galaxies are shown in red in the pictures, our galaxy is marked with X, the intergalactic bridges are marked in yellow, and the black arrows indicate the gravitational interaction of objects.
