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Clayjay
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Simple logical observation dictates that our sun (for example) would gravitationally attract Dark Matter to the sun's center of gravity because DM is "gravitationally attractive". What is the value of the gravitational component of dark matter between the center of gravity of the sun and earth? Whatever the Dark Matter component is it would require a slight modification of Newtons laws. This would be evidenced by additional "acceleration toward the sun" or gravity as a probe exits the solar system and experienced more gravitational attraction the Newton laws would predict. This is a prediction that can't be tested at this time, as far as I know, but it seems predictable. Is there a reference to this? Also DM would fall into black holes undetected but would have effect on Black Holes but what that effect be? Dark Matter is gravitationally attractive but not reactive to to matter or energy or the weak force. Two experiments so far show no evidence WIPS
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