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What experiments are currently being conducted to discover what dark matter/dark energy is?
gpt
There are 3 main experiment types ongoing in the search for a particle candidate of dark matter.

First is what is known as "direct detection", whereby you infer the existence of dark matter in our galaxy by it's interactions with a large body of material (your detector). Typically these are noble liquid and the dark matter interacts with the nucleus of these liquid. The LZ experiment is an example of a direct detection experiment,

Second is known as "indirect detection", where you try and observe the photons produced from the self-annihilation of dark matter in our universe (similar to electron+positron annihilations). FermiLAT is an example of such an experiment.

Lastly is "collider experiments", where you collide particles in a particle accelerator with enough energy to produce dark matter. The detectors aren't able to detect the produced dark matter, instead they infer the existence of dark matter from the imbalance in momentum (should be balanced due to the conservation of energy). The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has a few results for such searches.

I am not so familiar with experiments on dark energy.