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Albertgauss
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Hello,
How much volume or mass of space does one need to see appreciable effects of dark matter where general relatively seems to break down? What is the critical volume of space at this time where people can see the effects of dark matter and where they cannot? Is there a spatial scale smaller than galaxies--or even sub-sections of galaxies--where the effects of dark matter first manifest themselves as departures from general relativity?
How much volume or mass of space does one need to see appreciable effects of dark matter where general relatively seems to break down? What is the critical volume of space at this time where people can see the effects of dark matter and where they cannot? Is there a spatial scale smaller than galaxies--or even sub-sections of galaxies--where the effects of dark matter first manifest themselves as departures from general relativity?