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I read this article
http://thedaily.case.edu/rotating-g...cisely-determines-gravitational-acceleration/
It claims that the rotation of galaxies can be explained without a need for dark matter. I not an educated physicist, so I have a hard time judging if this is right or even relevant to this tread.
The have tried to find a PDF on arxiv to support the article. Guess it must be this one...
https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.05917
If this means the end of dark matter, this discussion seems irrelevant, but then again I really don't know :-)
If this post is not relevant, feel free to delete it :-)
I read this article
http://thedaily.case.edu/rotating-g...cisely-determines-gravitational-acceleration/
It claims that the rotation of galaxies can be explained without a need for dark matter. I not an educated physicist, so I have a hard time judging if this is right or even relevant to this tread.
The have tried to find a PDF on arxiv to support the article. Guess it must be this one...
https://arxiv.org/abs/1609.05917
If this means the end of dark matter, this discussion seems irrelevant, but then again I really don't know :-)
If this post is not relevant, feel free to delete it :-)
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