Why can’t scientists see dark matter directly?
A) Because dark matter is too far away from Earth.
B) Because dark matter is hidden behind other galaxies.
C) Because dark matter moves too quickly to be observed.
D) Because dark matter doesn’t absorb or give off light.

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