In the vast expanse of the cosmos, dark matter remains one of the most enigmatic phenomena perplexing astrophysicists and astronomers alike. Comprising roughly 27% of the universe's mass-energy content, dark matter's elusive nature challenges conventional scientific methods. Traditional observations of celestial bodies provide only indirect evidence of its existence through gravitational effects. To delve deeper into this cosmic puzzle, scientists are increasingly turning to advanced technological tools and innovative methodologies, such as data science. The Challenge of Detecting Dark Matter Dark matter's invisibility to electromagnetic radiation hinders direct observation. Thus, scientists rely on its gravitational influence on visible matter to map its distribution and infer its properties. This indirect approach necessitates sophisticated data analysis techniques capable of processing vast datasets collected from telescopes and particle detectors around the world. Lever...