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Curve of Galaxies No Need For Dark Matter To Explain Rotation Of
Spiral Galaxies, Says Italian Mathematician By on December 5th,
2011  The Universe may not be as dark as previously thought, if
an Italian mathematician is to be believed. A. Carati, an
Italian mathematician, has made a bold proposition if faraway
matteris allowed to interact with galactic matter, it can be
shown that their gravitational effects reproduce the galactic
rotational curves extremely faithfully! This rules out the need
for any non-luminous, or dark, matter.  The Inception of Dark
Matter  The problem of dark matter in case of galactic rotation
curves is stated as follows. Astronomers have made theoretical
predictions (using Einstein’s General Relativity) about the
speed of the different parts of the galaxy and their distance
from the center. When the velocity is plotted against distance,
what we get is called a velocity curve. The problem is that
while you expect a certain c