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Can Rest-Mass Acceleration Explain Galaxy Rotation Without Dark Matter?

Espen Gaarder Haug
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Standard Newton theory, as well as general relativity theory, is not able to predict galaxy rotation without the hypothesis of dark matter. Even after considerable effort, no direct observations of dark matter have been made. This could simply mean dark matter cannot be detected directly or that it is extremely hard to detect due to very weak interactions, but it could also mean there exist other explanations for the observed galaxy rotation curves currently not accounted for in the Lambda-CDM model. Other alternative theories should therefore also be investigated until we have the "final" answer. Here we demonstrate that the matter definition given by collision space-time leads to a minimum acceleration somewhat similar to that of modified Newton dynamics (MOND), but different in both size and mathematical function. Further, MOND does not have a deeper theory for why there should be a minimum acceleration. We introduce rest-mass acceleration and explain why this is naturally to be expected in matter, and how it is also likely linked to Planck acceleration. We are testing the modified acceleration predicted by this model against 2,793 data points from 153 galaxies from the Spitzer Photometry and Accurate Rotation Curves (SPARC) database and it seems to give very accurate predictions without the need for dark matter.
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hal-03642870 , version 1 (15-04-2022)

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