The identity of the mysterious dark matter thought to pervade the universe has eluded astrophysicists for decades.
Given the global nature of modern science, however, today's astrophysicists often spend just as much time confronting the cacophony of the airport.
Still, if astrophysicists observed the brightness Bin-Nun predicts, it could be a sign that some of those extra dimensions are coiled loosely enough to have a detectable effect.
