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Decreasing Universe Theory: Galaxies without Dark Matter (NGC 1052-DF2, DF4, and DF9)
"In the DUT (Decreasing Universe Theory) model, "Dark Matter" is explained as an effect of the differential contraction of stars relative to their distance from the massive core of the galaxy. We will see that there may exist galaxies in which this effect is very small, whose causes corroborate the evidence of this model. "
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