Study plunges standard Theory of Cosmology into Crisis  May 5th,
2009 in Physics / General Physics    “Maybe Newton was indeed
wrong”, declares Professor Dr. Pavel Kroupa of Bonn University's
Argelander-Institut für Astronomie (AIfA). “Although his theory
does, in fact, describe the everyday effects of gravity on
Earth, things we can see and measure, it is conceivable that we
have completely failed to comprehend the actual physics
underlying the force of ”.     A detailed study of these stellar
agglomerates has revealed some astonishing phenomena: “First of
all, there is something unusual about their distribution”,
Professor Kroupa explains, “the satellites should be uniformly
arranged around their mother galaxy, but this is not what we
found“.  More precisely, all classical satellites of the Milky
Way - the eleven brightest dwarf galaxies - lie more or less in
the same plane, they are forming some sort of a disc in the sky.
The research team has also been able to show that most of these
satellite galaxies ro