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This work proposes a theoretical change in Newton’s Law of Gravity (NLG) which obviates the need to invent dark matter forces to explain the motions of stars in galaxies. This law is covered in Part 1.Also, an important obvious corollaryC1is offered as an immediate consequence which is especially apropos to the dark matter problem. L1/C1is then applied in Part 2 to orbiting bodies and to Mercury in particular. Following this the dark matter problem is resolved in Part 3.
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