For generations, physicists have accepted that the visible universe is only a fraction of what holds the cosmos together, with dark matter serving as the unseen scaffolding of galaxies. Now, a new theoretical framework for gravity has emerged that predicts the distribution of dark matter at galactic centers with surprising accuracy — not by discovering the substance itself, but by questioning whether gravity, rather than invisible matter, is the true protagonist of the story. This early alignment between theory and observation does not rewrite physics overnight, but it opens a second road thro