[ad_1] Dark matter is a mysterious substance that makes up 90% – 99% of the universe’s matter. Its existence was first suggested in the 1930s by astronomers Fritz Zwicky and Sinclair Smith, who observed that galaxies were moving faster than they should be. Further evidence came in the 1970s when scientists analyzed the rotation curves […]
[ad_1] English idioms using light and darkness as metaphors for secrecy or lack of awareness include “left in the dark,” “kept in the dark,” “shedding light,” and “operating in the shadows.” These phrases can also refer to deliberate deception or discreet action. “Playing the blind man’s bluff” is another idiom that implies a lack of […]
[ad_1] We are born with only two innate fears: falling and loud sounds. All other fears are learned behaviors, including a fear of the dark. Fears can be influenced by environment, culture, and association, but can be overcome through repeated exposure. Scientists have established that we come into this world with only two innate fears: […]
[ad_1] Dark Romanticism is a literary and cultural genre that combines darkness and cynicism with romanticism and emotional drama. It is associated with writers such as Nathaniel Hawthorne and Edgar Allen Poe, as well as with gothic aesthetics and supernatural elements. It is popular in modern English-speaking societies and is often used in marketing and […]
[ad_1] Dark fiction, also known as horror, explores fear, death, and the sinister side of human nature through literature, film, and television. It can include elements of fantasy or focus on the darker aspects of reality. The genre has been popular since the 1800s and is often used to explore important aspects of the human […]
[ad_1] The idiom “dark horse” has two meanings, both referring to a competitor in a political or horse race. The first meaning describes a mystery opponent with little name recognition who rises to prominence and wins. The second meaning describes a known opponent who is unlikely to win. The phrase originated from horse racing and […]
[ad_1] Dark pools are private investment venues for institutional and large investors to make anonymous trades without causing market movements. They can be concerning for regulators due to potential inequality and inside information. Access is limited and transactions are not freely accessible to the public. Guidelines have been set to minimize concerns. Dark pools are […]
[ad_1] The Crafted Intention is a unique airship created by Lord Asriel in His Dark Materials series. It is powered by the energy that connects a human with their demon and can only be piloted by a human with a demon. Equipped with advanced weaponry, it uses anti-gravity technology and can be controlled by levers […]
[ad_1] Demons in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials are external representations of the soul, inextricably linked to a single person with whom they share an intimate bond. They have their own names and personalities, and can take on various animal forms. Separating a demon from its human companion releases immense energy and can result in […]
[ad_1] Dark satire uses dark or morbid themes to explore complicated or morally ambiguous issues through humor. It aims to make a statement about a particular idea or practice, often using unpleasant metaphors. Examples include Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal and Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho. Dark satire is a form of satire that includes […]
[ad_1] Dark poetry uses negative themes in verse, related to gothic and horror genres. It can take any form and isn’t just about style or structure, but content and emotions. It draws on longings, pain, wounds, and supernatural themes. Dark poetry has gained popularity with the Internet and provides catharsis for writers. Dark poetry is […]
[ad_1] His Dark Materials is a trilogy of young adult fantasy novels by Philip Pullman, often compared to works like Chronicles of Narnia. The novels tackle complex themes such as theology, physics, and philosophy, and follow the coming of age of two children in parallel universes. The books have attracted controversy for their anti-church stance, […]
[ad_1] The Magisterium in His Dark Materials is a religious organization similar to the Catholic Church, but with some differences. It is a bureaucratic, decentralized body that controls most of society and reacts viciously to dissent. It is full of internal political struggles, with various factions competing for power. The three most powerful factions are […]
[ad_1] Pantalaimon is the dæmon of Lyra Belacqua in His Dark Materials. He can shapeshift into any animal and takes on various forms throughout the novels. His name comes from the Greek for all-merciful. Pantalaimon is fiercely devoted to Lyra and eventually gains the ability to travel away from her. Pantalaimon is a demon in […]
[ad_1] Metatron is a character in Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials series, serving as the penultimate antagonist in the war between man and the Kingdom of Heaven. He was a mortal man named Enoch who became an angel after death, rising to become the Regent for the Authority. Metatron seeks to take direct control over […]
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