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Dark matter and the stability of galaxies

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Dark matter and the stability of galaxies

Without a lot of dark matter, galaxies wouldn't have settled, they would have been scattered. What looks to you like beautiful images or paintings of spiral discs are really (scintillating deposits) linked by attractive forces coming from invisible body swarms of an invisible nature...

Without so much dark matter, galaxies would not have settled down, and would even fly scattered. What looks like beautiful images or paintings of spiral discs are actually (scintillating deposits) connected by gravitational forces coming from invisible body swarms of an unknown nature, galaxies are 10 times larger and heavier than we thought. The same argument applies to larger scales, and to the entire galaxy cluster of millions of light-years in diameter. To bring them together would require an gravitational pull of matter ten times greater than what we already see. - Dr. Martin Rees. (British Astronomers) More: https://braheen.com/publications/فقط-ستة-أرقام-القوى-العظمى-التي-تشكل-الكون — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/posts/pfbid0EQJrVYP6LCUvFUqUiHV3gFJ5mt8kJAXgs72UUv9qpqV3Hg3EJP2sscLsk7gf8VySl

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