dark matter

[LightBeam]

I was watching a documentary about dark matter and how scientists cant prove its existence but they have know its there because there is 90% of something in the cosmos that is not accounted for. They say it is invisible. When light covers the matter we know composed of atoms, etc, it becomes visible to our sight, but it does not make the dark matter visible. So, I asked last night to be shown how to solve this problem. I did not have an AP, but I had the following dream.
 
One of my neighbor has twins in real life, but one of the twins disappeared, no one could find him. Then I realized that the twin is at my other neighbor's house, who was hiding him. My neighbor who is hiding the twin, her name means Light, so I am interpreting the dream like that. "Light hides dark matter. Dark matter is the twin of matter that we know of (atoms, and other particles. So although dark matter and visible matter are twins, they are two separate things with different characteristics, yet identical in other respects."

That's all I've got so far, but I don't know how to express with formulas, as I am not a physicist. I will try to gather more info, but I think this is extremely interesting. If I was in my 20s, I would definitely pursue, physics/astrophysics, but too late now LOL.

[Nameless]

That was a pretty straight forward answer there. Your interpretation seems spot on to me. I find it funny how I've said the exact same thing about if I had a do-over I would also pursue science, physics and the like. lol
Awesome, love the way your mind works.