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Dark Matter Fizzles Again
Dear Editor, Reference: “Dark Matter Comes and Goes at April Meeting” – American Physical Society APS News. June 2013, Vol 22, #6, Pgs 1 & 7. This article is a summary regarding Dark Matter at the American Physical Society April … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Science, Dark, Dark Matter, UnObserved
Tagged Dark Matter, Galactic Rotation, Physics Today, Rotating Disk Galaxies, unobserved
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