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Originally Posted by Stonius
Wasn't someone else proposing some sort of a gyroscopic effect where the speed of the rotation creates relativistic mass in addition to the rest mass of the individual galaxies? (At least that's how I understood it).
It would be pretty easy to test then, I guess - the amount of 'dark matter' a galaxy has would then be proportional to the angular momentum of its components.
Markus
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If something like this was the case then any fast rotating object would be destined to become a blackhole. If it gains mass due to relativistic rotational speeds that would then cause it to rotate even faster; a runaway speed increase.
Millisecond Pulsars wouldn’t exist as they’d all become blackholes.