An ultra-diffuse galaxy (UDG) called Dragonfly 44 was observed by the Keck II telescope, consisting mostly of dark matter. It is roughly the size of our Milky Way galaxy and certainly not fully described by the standard model of particle physics. What could such a dark galaxy be made of? Cast your votes.
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A geometry with a very special frame and fiber.
Dark matter has been chased for 40 years now and it is still not found. Data doesn't fit theory? Change the theory...
http://physicsfromtheedge.blogspot.fr/
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