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Physics, 25.11.2019 20:31 DantesinfernoxD9964

As noted in the introduction, some scientists have proposed that dark matter does not really exist. according to this view, all matter is ordinary (baryonic), but at large distances from matter, gravity does not precisely obey either newton's or einstein's theories of gravity. is this alternative view of gravity consistent with what we observe in the bullet cluster? why or why not?

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