not saying MOND is correct, but the list of predictions it made without fine-tuning are stunning:
- keplerian rotation curves ("no dark matter") in elliptical and lenticular galaxies
- EFE (a group tried to find evidence against EFE and found it instead)
- early galaxies in the universe
- renzo's rule
- keplerian descent in the milky way (due to the effects of the magellanic clouds)
There's also explaining the tully-fisher relation, which is a post-hoc rationalization, so not really a prediction, but the model wasn't fine tuned to obtain the exact numerical solution.
- keplerian rotation curves ("no dark matter") in elliptical and lenticular galaxies
- EFE (a group tried to find evidence against EFE and found it instead)
- early galaxies in the universe
- renzo's rule
- keplerian descent in the milky way (due to the effects of the magellanic clouds)
There's also explaining the tully-fisher relation, which is a post-hoc rationalization, so not really a prediction, but the model wasn't fine tuned to obtain the exact numerical solution.