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I am unable to find a paper on this only the abstract, but it seems to be saying that there is no Dark Matter?
The tightness of this relation is difficult to understand in terms of dark matter as it's currently understood, the researchers said.
It also challenges the current understanding of galaxy formation and evolution, in which many random processes such as galaxy mergers and interactions, inflows and outflows of gas, star formation and supernovas, occur at the same time.
I think that there has been several papers like this one all proved to have systematic errors.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170217012502.htm
The tightness of this relation is difficult to understand in terms of dark matter as it's currently understood, the researchers said.
It also challenges the current understanding of galaxy formation and evolution, in which many random processes such as galaxy mergers and interactions, inflows and outflows of gas, star formation and supernovas, occur at the same time.
I think that there has been several papers like this one all proved to have systematic errors.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170217012502.htm