Who would look for an answer without a question? Contradiction’s ask the questions, breakthroughs supply the answers.

As long as we have curiosity we will advance, so even if we can’t see how now, it won’t eliminate future advancement.

If it’s a particle than you have a good chance, if it’s some other feature of a force that’s not understood yet your tests won’t show it, hence the name dark.

Need more input, always funding, maybe colliders around earth or possibly solar system size, galactic? what do you think of one in orbit of the great attractor? Limits are what we put on ourselves.

that was a long stutter lol

hmm, what if, virtual particles produce a gravity halo that then collapses with the annihilation of the particles, causing repulsion, whereas non-virtual particles create that same halo without a collapse combines and strengthens from more and more particles causing higher attraction than the particles themselves are capable of, and those halos intersect in galactic clusters holding them tighter as well. How that can be checked other than going through past data and finding a correlation that shows it, I’m not quite sure. Sometimes I feel I should just say ‘I don’t know’ and leave it at that, but I can’t keep my mouth shut because I don’t know and I want to know.

Gravity wave distortion comes to mind from LIGO, cosmology, new candles to measure with. Well and of course the answer to all that we don’t have yet.

Maybe the force of gravity radiates to form the halo at galactic + levels of mass but has little to no effect inside the solar system halo. So each stellar system would act like the solar system but their halo’s combine on galactic scale to act like matter, just a thought.