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To: helpfulresearcher

That’s my point. “wobbles” or something like it would be “indirect” evidence. The article said that “direct or even indirect observations of this body are impossible to date”. Wouldn’t gravitational forces on neighboring bodies constitute “indirect” evidence?


26 posted on 02/09/2009 6:23:23 AM PST by Sopater (I'm so sick of atheists shoving their religion in my face.)
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To: Sopater

Yes you are right. It would. The article was partly hooey. Especially the last paragraph of it.


27 posted on 02/09/2009 7:38:41 AM PST by helpfulresearcher (Bipartisanship: The PC Term for Collaboration with the Enemy)
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