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To: mikrofon

Pardon my confusion, but wouldn't one of the pair always be smaller?

Yes, and whichever one of the pair is smaller, the Lagrange points are 120 degrees in front of it and behind it.

43 posted on 02/27/2011 7:21:42 PM PST by Lancey Howard

To: Lancey Howard

And, thusly, the Lagrange points would be 120 degrees in front of and behind the larger one too no matter which one was in front of the other.

46 posted on 02/27/2011 7:28:54 PM PST by TigersEye (Who crashed the markets on 9/28/08 and why?)

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