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This work aims to establish a relationship between the MOND acceleration scale and dark energy's gravitational effects.

August 2, 2026Open Access

The MOND acceleration scale is one half of the dark-energy gravitational rate

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This work aims to establish a relationship between the MOND acceleration scale and dark energy's gravitational effects.
Analyzed the acceleration scale derived from galactic rotation curves fitting 175 SPARC data.
Used a parameter-free algebraic equation to relate the acceleration scale to dark energy density.
Employed three distinct methods for verification: automated-research harness, symbolic regression, and direct fitting.
Evaluated acceleration scale at 9.43×10-11 m s-2, closely matching 9.36×10-11 m s-2 from SPARC fitting.
Demonstrated a 7.9% difference between the derived value and expected theoretical values, indicating possible discrepancies in traditional models.
Identified potential inconsistencies in cluster and solar system applications, suggesting a need for further investigation in galactic acceleration.

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Randomized trial assesses MOND acceleration scale in galactic rotations, indicating new insights into dark energy implications.

Carl P. Zimmerman (2026) studied this question.

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