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Greetings !
I wonder if we really need to pursue just the dark matter
direction to explain why galaxies turn the way they do and
the whole cosmology part about the form of Universal space-time.
Has there been an attempt to explain the motion
of galaxies by adding another Universal law or purhaps
altering the law of Gravity for larger scales (in a way
partially similar to what Einstein attempted to justify
a supposedly stable Universe) ? If so (talking about an
extension of Gravity), has there been a consistent pattern
observed - a similar connection between the normal mass of
the galaxy and the estimated required mass of the dark matter ?
In addition, could such an assumption experience difficulties
or alternativly help solve some other cosmological puzzles ?
Thanks !
Live long and prosper.
I wonder if we really need to pursue just the dark matter
direction to explain why galaxies turn the way they do and
the whole cosmology part about the form of Universal space-time.
Has there been an attempt to explain the motion
of galaxies by adding another Universal law or purhaps
altering the law of Gravity for larger scales (in a way
partially similar to what Einstein attempted to justify
a supposedly stable Universe) ? If so (talking about an
extension of Gravity), has there been a consistent pattern
observed - a similar connection between the normal mass of
the galaxy and the estimated required mass of the dark matter ?
In addition, could such an assumption experience difficulties
or alternativly help solve some other cosmological puzzles ?
Thanks !
Live long and prosper.
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