OT: Lost in the Galaxy? No wonder.

[dogscoff]

Renegade 13 said:
There simply isn't enough baryonic ("normal") matter to account for all the gravitational effects we observe
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Scientists now predict that "normal" baryonic matter, of which you and I are all made, composes merely 4 or 5% of the universe.

But if, as the original post says, there's twice as much baryonic matter in galaxies as previously thught, then you don't need as much dark matter to make all the gravitational calculations add up. Make that 4%-10% of the universe made up of baryonic matter.