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It's nearly frictionless, so it has no mechanism to cluster significantly around a supermassive black hole.Saul said:1) How does one keep the dark matter from clustering around the super massive object? It appears dark matter works in one direction only. (i.e. It is invoked when required to explain anomalous motion and must cluster to explain the anomalous motion. It does not cluster around super massive black holes.)
It's not just about anomalous motion. Today, a wide body of mutually-corroborating evidence all points towards dark matter.Saul said:2) See thread in astrophysics section "Dark matter on the ropes?" I agree the explanation for the anomalous motion is not MOND.