This galaxy has much less dark matter expected for its size, thereby providing some useful knowledge about formation of galaxies and the existence of dark matter.
"...10 unusually bright globular clusters orbiting the nebulous DF2 caught the researchers' eyes...the clusters shine far brighter than other similar objects, though they are about two times less dense than their fellow clusters.
So, could dark matter have been "transformed" into dark energy where there is less gravity?
I think we have a long way to go in understanding dark matter. Take the scientific term of the "nothing" that our universe was supposed to have come from. Nothing does not mean "nothing." There is something there but we cannot detect it enough to know just what it is. That's why we call it nothing. It's complicated.
I try and explain this to my atheist boyfriend he doesn’t get it . He’s satisfied by nothing is nothing, can’t get beyond that point , he gets mad if u say nothing is something then claims I must believe in god lol so annoying