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    Oh, I thought I'd already posted this somewhere?

    This is REALLY weird - observable, measurable - much 'odder' to me than Dark Matter or Energy, which as far as I'm concerned could be simply down to local measurement or perceptual flaws or limitations...

    http://www.astronomy.com/news/20…

    "all disk galaxies rotate about once every billion years, no matter their size or mass"

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    • I still believe (yes, believe) that very empty space (ie the hinterland between galaxies and filaments) has some sort of force of its own.detritus
    • ..if so, it would have a bearing on the interpretation of both DE and DM. Course, I know jackshit, so am just anal-spouting, as very often.detritus
    • DE and DM?uan
    • aaa dark energy, dark matteruan
    • me too detritusmonospaced
    • agree, just because it seems empty between atoms, doesn't mean it's is. Perhaps we just can't see/measure what's there with our primitive science.shapesalad
    • yupmonospaced
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