The discussion revolves around the search for data on the velocities of celestial bodies orbiting a galaxy, particularly in relation to dark matter research. Participants are seeking sources of scientific data that support the hypothesis of dark matter.
The discussion does not present any explicit disagreements, but it reflects a collective interest in finding data related to dark matter and acknowledges the contributions of specific researchers.
Participants do not specify the exact nature of the data they are seeking, nor do they clarify the specific characteristics of dark matter they are investigating. The references mentioned are not detailed, leaving the scope of available data somewhat ambiguous.
Researchers and students interested in dark matter, astrophysics, and the dynamics of celestial bodies within galaxies may find this discussion relevant.
In scientific publications. The references in this wikipedia article should be a good starting point.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.