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Dr. Priya Natarajan finds Earth too messy, so she studies the cosmos. This week from the Dean Lecture archive, Dr. Natarajan discusses how dark matter is heaped in the Universe and shares how she maps the things we cannot see: dark matter, black holes, and more.

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