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Author Topic:   Star Formation (Star Condensation)
Parasomnium
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Message 16 of 33 (391313)
03-24-2007 1:23 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by Taz
03-24-2007 1:01 PM


Superscript
Sorry to interrupt, but I noticed you didn't use superscript. Sentences with expressions like the ones you used are much easier to read if you do. Here's how yours turns out:
The volume of a typical interstellar cloud is 4.43*1044 m3. Divide that by 1057 and you get 4.43*10-13 m3. Each hydrogen gas takes up a volume of 6.2*10-31 m3. I'd hardly call that condensed.
It's a bit of a bore editing it, but your readers will thank you.

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