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Jerry Stuckle wrote in news:m36b58$oee$1@dont-
email.me: Not many particles in a vacuum ![]() Well, I can't argue. I just think that in some big reach of space where there is no sudden boundary between high material density, and high rarifaction, that occasionally some surprising exceptions to expected local conditions might occur. (And there was a time when 'space weather' was an unhead of concept). |
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