La matière noire peut elle ne pas exister ? (en)

The law of gravity, put forth by Newton back in the 1600s, was spectacularly successful at describing everything - as far as we could tell - that it was applied to. From the motion of projectiles to rolling objects; from the weight of objects to the ticking of a pendulum clock; from the buoyancy of a boat to the orbit of the Moon around Earth, Newton’s gravity never failed.