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We already observe it via its gravitational effects on galaxies. Additionally, good luck getting "fixed equations" to agree with the reams of data.
by mitchty 10y ago
We already observe it via its gravitational effects on galaxies. Additionally, good luck getting "fixed equations" to agree with the reams of data.
- jack9 10y agoIsn't that what MOND is doing, to some degree?
- mitchty 10y agoFrom what I have looked into, it breaks down with observed things on the fringes, aka black holes and supercluster type stuff. This is the "silver bullet" if you will for a lot of these theories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster It would be great if "just" modifying the equations works. But it has an uphill climb against observed data.