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| Steve Edwards' website |
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All stars have planets.*
Planets are the normal occurence, accreting in the disk that forms the star itself.
The complexity of the Universe may be infinite — a possibility which is impossible (and yet may be.)
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*I don't know if this even an acceptable hypothesis. I am no more a cosmologist than I am a theologian.
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* This is not true. The enriched-uranium charge weighed about 140 pounds, of which about 1.38% fissioned. About two pounds. With the specific gravity of uranium, the size of the charge that obliterated Hiroshima was equivalent to a double handful of coin.
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