Submission + - Galaxy sans Dark Matter (newscientist.com)
ChromaticDragon writes: Apparently some astronomers have crunched some numbers on a galaxy to discover that its rotation can be fully explained by the gravity of the observable matter — in effect, this galaxy seems to lack dark matter.
It would seem that this shouldn't necessarily come as a total surprise given that supposedly one of stronger observations of Dark Matter was the Bullet Cluster where supposedly a good deal of Dark Matter and good old fashion regular matter had separated.
It would seem that this shouldn't necessarily come as a total surprise given that supposedly one of stronger observations of Dark Matter was the Bullet Cluster where supposedly a good deal of Dark Matter and good old fashion regular matter had separated.
