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Hypothetically, if we weren't receiving all the light from a galaxy, is it possible that this would reconcile the gravitational shortfall we perceive?
Would it not also explain the gravitational lenses that we attribute to dark matter (since we are not receiving all the light to represent the appropriate amount of matter that causes the lens)?
Let me know if I'm not being clear enough I will try to elaborate. I look forward to your input.
Would it not also explain the gravitational lenses that we attribute to dark matter (since we are not receiving all the light to represent the appropriate amount of matter that causes the lens)?
Let me know if I'm not being clear enough I will try to elaborate. I look forward to your input.