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Reconciling Galactic rotation curve constraints with stellar stream modeling
Recent Gaia-based measurements of the Milky Way rotation curve and stellar-stream modeling give significantly different estimates of the Galactic dynamical mass beyond Galactocentric radii of 15 kpc. The stream-based model predicts an outer halo five times more massive than that predicted by the Gai
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