Perhaps there are quite complex structures of dark matter in the universe, coalescing into pockets, or even large entities of dark matter. Maybe we are living in a dark matter vacuum in our local region, so we have little chance of detecting it. What are your thoughts on this @lemouth?
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Assuming there is dark matter at all, there must be some of it in the Milky Way. As a consequence, there is a flux of dark matter going through Earth, potentially observable if large enough and interacting enough.