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Astronomers have long suspected invisible dark matter to be source of gravity that holds galaxy clusters together.
University of Alabama professor Richard Lieu has new theory that could lessen need for dark matter.
Lieu suggests additional gravity needed to hold galaxy or cluster together could come from shell-like defects in structures commonly found throughout the cosmos.
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