Dwarf galaxies 'not ruled by dark side'

Dwarf galaxies 'not ruled by dark side'

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Some basic principles of physics and astronomy have been cast into doubt by new research involving scientists in Australia and Europe.

The researchers, including Dr Helmut Jerjen of the Australian National University, studied dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way.

They found the galaxies were not uniformly spread around, as predicted by the so-called dark matter theory.

"They are forming some sort of disc in the sky," Dr Jerjen said.

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difficult to comment on.
the dwarf galaxies around the milky way are form some sort of disc. they are not randomly spread about, rather they are maticulously placed to form something.
or so that's what i got out of the story.

what's the real question here?
gravity, dark matter and relativity... questionable?

or is there something else up^ there. something we haven't been able to pieve together?



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