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What really holds galaxies together - Gravity or Dark energy?

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Answered by ansistkharms
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First proposed about 80 years ago, dark matter is thought to be the "glue" thatholds galaxies together. Astronomers suggest that dark matter provides vital "scaffolding" for the universe, forming a framework for the formation of galaxiesthrough gravitational attraction.

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Answered by Hαrsh
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Dark matter binds galaxies together

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Dark matter exerts 'gravitational force', meaning that it draws other matter towards it. And there's so much dark matter that its gravitational force is enough to hold entire galaxies – like our own Milky Way – together.

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