Gravity Without Dark Matter: The Entropic Approach Triumphs
In tiny satellite galaxies, stars on the outskirts rotate faster than visible matter allows. It’s as if a pattern appears on the fabric of space for which there aren’t enough threads.
Invisible Gravity: The Dance of Double Stars Challenges Newton
Two figure skaters on a lake frozen to the horizon. They are so far apart that their silhouettes turn into dots, and their mutual attraction becomes almost an article of faith. By Newton's law, they should circle in an unimaginably slow waltz. But telescopes see otherwise.