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Wouldn't this observation do the opposite? If dark matter doesn't exist and gravity works differently at large scales how do you explain this galaxy? A rare ga
by hnaccy 9y ago
Wouldn't this observation do the opposite?
If dark matter doesn't exist and gravity works differently at large scales how do you explain this galaxy? A rare galaxy having its dark matter blown away or something seems more reasonable.
- noetic_techy 9y agoLook at how sparse this galaxy is. What if its simply an unknown property of the black hole singularity at the center of the galaxy that acts as some sort of gravity modifier? What is galaxy scale has nothing to do with it? No one really knows for sure what the hell is going on and everyone wants to cling to the mystery particle theories because its the easier explanation.
- StanislavPetrov 9y ago>how do you explain this galaxy? I can't, and neither can anyone else - which is why people are struggling with invented variables like "dark matter". Its fine to speculate, its absurd to claim with certainty (as many so-called scientists do).