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Popular Celestial Mechanics

by tphile <tphile@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 10, 2008 at 06:27 AM

The discussions that all the planets in Whedons Firefly universe are
in
a single system brings up an interesting question.
Has NASA or someone worked out what different kind of planetary
systems could exist and/or sup****t life?
and address some of the examples in SF
Krypton
The twin planet in the same but opposite end of the orbit
such as Marvels Counter-Earth, and Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
can that remain stable?
how many planets can you pack into a system?
the two sun system of 2010
certainly the math and physics is more predictable
than the biology of alien life.

tphile
 




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tphile <tphile@[EMAIL   2008-02-10 06:27:01 
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jdnicoll@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-02-10 15:37:31 
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"Steven L." <  2008-02-10 11:27:57 
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Stewart Robert Hinsley &l  2008-02-10 21:39:10 
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tphile <tphile@[EMAIL   2008-02-10 14:05:25 
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throopw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-02-11 00:06:33 
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"Steven L." <  2008-02-11 10:57:03 
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throopw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-02-11 16:16:33 
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Stewart Robert Hinsley &l  2008-02-11 16:39:11 
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dbd@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (D  2008-02-11 13:38:26 
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Walter Bushell <proto@  2008-02-11 22:26:34 

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