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Phobos
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Message 109 of 287 (109098)
05-18-2004 5:28 PM
Reply to: Message 107 by DC85
05-16-2004 1:23 AM


just adding to the response...
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what does this have to do with the Big bang? Our solar system wasn't created from the Big Bang but much later... Most likely from a Super Nova blast.
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Do you? an object as big or bigger then the planet/moon can do this. But I would bet your head alone can do it.
If a moon formed at the same time/location as the planet, then you would expect it to orbit & spin in the same direction, unless it was later smacked the other way by a huge collision (which seems to be common). But captured asteroids (again, common) can go whichever way.
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a dent?
Take a look at photos of those moons. Craters abound.

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Phobos
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Message 228 of 287 (208660)
05-16-2005 1:02 PM
Reply to: Message 223 by Chiroptera
02-14-2005 8:27 PM


Re: Shakey?
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Our current knowledge of physics only allows us to speak of the universe after about 10 to the minus 14 th of a second after the alleged origin. The first 10 to the minus 14 th of a second is, so far, beyond our ability to understand, although people are working on this.
Perhaps you meant 10^-43 seconds?

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