
Approximately 96 percent of the Universe is filled with Dark Energy and Dark Matter, and the Regular Matter is making up the rest 4 percent. A Regular Matter is everything which we can see or observe, that means from the micro dust particles to the large galaxies all are being in this Regular Matter category. But, researchers were puzzled to find that more than half of this Regular Matter which is approx 2.5 per cent of the Universe is totally missing. This missing matter is best known as the Missing Baryonic Matter, and it’s mainly made of particles such as protons and electrons that make the maximum of the mass of the Universe’s visible things or Regular Matter.