12.10 Most of the Matter in the Observable Universe is Plasma

12.10 Most of the Matter in the Observable Universe is Plasma

Our universe is more vast than our thinking, because we still know about its $5\%$ part but we still do not know about its remaining $95\%$ part. For example, our universe consists of about $27\%$ of unknown matter called dark matter and about $68\%$ a mysterious antigravity material known as dark energy. By adding $27\%$ and $68\%$ we have $95\%$. It means $95\%$ universe is out of our thinking, i.e., we know nothing about $95\%$ of the universe.

On the other hand, the $5\%$ of the universe that we know about it, is an ordinary matter, where hydrogen and helium are almost in the plasma state. Therefore, these figures indicate that $95\%$ of the $5\%$ of the observable universe is the plasma state, while the remaining $5\%$ is in the form of matter. Hence, it is concluded that most of the matter in the observable universe is plasma.