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mark24
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Message 6 of 40 (181481)
01-28-2005 8:03 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by Sylas
01-28-2005 6:03 PM


Hi Sylas,
Evolution is my thang, so I'm prepared to totally misunderstand this (I already hear the whooosh of something passing overhead). But is there a point, for two given masses at a certain distance (if such a thing is sensible), where they will move closer if inside that distance, or "expand" apart if outside it (ie gravity isn't strong enough to overcome expansion)? Am I thinking in the correct context?
Go easy, brother, please!
Mark

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