article_snippet.sent: an HD dark matter map (shown) shows clumps of mystery particles across 0.4 per cent of the sky.
article_snippet.sent: This mosaic image shows the different telescope shots that were combined to make the dark matter map. 
article_snippet.sent: the maps show large filaments of matter along which visible galaxies and galaxy clusters lie and cosmic voids where very few galaxies reside.
article_snippet.sent: Follow-up studies of some of the enormous filaments and voids, and the enormous volume of data, collected throughout The survey will reveal more about this interplay of mass and light.
article_snippet.sent: the maps show how the amount of dark matter corresponds to the formation rate of galaxies.
article_snippet.sent: On the left, galaxies can be seen near dark matter clumps (in red), and further away from sparse regions (blue).
article_snippet.sent: The image on the right shows some of the regions of sky that were studied .
highlights_snippet.sent: University of Manchester researchers shows clumps of mystery particles across 0.4 per cent of the sky .
  