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Milgrom's theory has a problem. There's no theoretical basis for it. It arises from observations, but nobody can say why or how it fits in cosmology.
by cratermoon 3y ago
Milgrom's theory has a problem. There's no theoretical basis for it. It arises from observations, but nobody can say why or how it fits in cosmology.
- tgv 3y agoTBF: doesn't the same apply to dark matter? It originated because something didn't fit, and it was an easy explanation, without further evidence.
- patrakov 3y agoAnd that's good: anything that has a theoretical basis is definitely not new physics. And we are talking about new physics here. The same could be said about special relativity or quantum mechanics in the past.