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A set of theories that attempt to take the basics of general relativity, and extend it in such a way that it solves various problems. This applies to Milgrom's MOND proposal, but also includes such other things as Einstein-Cartan theory, Brans-Dicke theory, and $f(R)$ gravity.
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Does MOND make good predictions?
Well, it does according to this preprint for certain scales.
What would be a simple way to explain MOND to a layman?
Does it ignore mainstream physics? How much?
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