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Gravity on the scale of Galaxies

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First published at 15:40 UTC on September 5th, 2021.

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The nature of how gravity works has never been understood as regards galaxies. And yet paradoxically, the simplicity of Newton’s inverse of the square law (g=Gm/r^2) is elegantly precise when considering solar systems.

Near the center of a solar sy…

Near the center of a solar system, a body like Mercury will orbit quickest. And yet with spiral galaxies the opposite very often holds true; with outermost stars exhibiting too much velocity.

The answer I have programmed by computer algorithm is extraordinarily simple:
Spiral galaxies are binary systems and thus have two centers of gravity.

More here
http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/summary%20of%20rotation%20curves%20of%20galaxies.htm

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