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In sci.physics.relativity, bearAssistant
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wrote
on Mon, 30 Oct 2006 00:00:00 GMT
<4gb1h.961$CT5.55@trnddc02>:
This is being posted to a number of groups in which there have been recent
discussions of Immanuel Velikovsky and/or one or more versions of a
Saturn-based solar system theory such as you read about on:
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Why Velikovsky is taken even remotely seriously by anyone
is far beyond my capacity to answer. True, a Mars-sized
proto-chunk did slam into Earth early on in our formation;
the resultant ejecta went every whichaway, although a
large portion thereof eventually coalesced into Luna.
That's about as close as we can get to Velikovsky's
rather interesting but ultimately ridiculous hypotheses.
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