Resolves as YES if there is a 90% consensus among the physics community that there exists matter outside of our 3D space (or 4D spacetime) before January 1st 2031.

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/RemNi/discovery-of-matter-outside-of-our (this question)

/RemNi/discovery-of-matter-outside-our-3d

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In order for this question to resolve as YES, there must be a widely accepted theory relying on the presence of matter outside of our 3D space / 4D spacetime, which explains observable phenomena in our universe. For example, gravitational interactions with this matter causing discrepancies in galaxy rotation curves or the cosmic microwave background.