Data on the Velocity of the Celestial Bodies Orbiting a Galaxy

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Research on the velocities of celestial bodies orbiting a galaxy is crucial for understanding dark matter and its characteristics. Data supporting the existence of dark matter can be found in scientific publications, with references available in related Wikipedia articles. Vera Rubin's work is highlighted as significant in this field, emphasizing her contributions to the understanding of dark matter. Researchers are encouraged to explore these resources for comprehensive data. Accessing these references can provide valuable insights into the behavior of dark matter.
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I am currently researching about the behavior of dark matter and their possible characteristics, and I am needing the individual velocities of the bodies orbiting a center of a galaxy. The collection of data where physicists hypothesized the existence of Dark Matter. Where can I find these data? If ever possible.

Thank you in advance.
 
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ecastro said:
I am currently researching about the behavior of dark matter and their possible characteristics, and I am needing the individual velocities of the bodies orbiting a center of a galaxy. The collection of data where physicists hypothesized the existence of Dark Matter. Where can I find these data? If ever possible.
In scientific publications. The references in this wikipedia article should be a good starting point.
 
Thanks a lot! I think I found what I need.
 
Be sure to click on that link in the wiki for Vera Rubin. She seems an amazing researcher and receives far too little credit for the storm she caused.
 
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