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October 31st 03
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Somebody stole my theory
"Mark Palenik" wrote in message ...
"Robert Calvert" wrote in message ... About a year or two ago, I decided to engage in a little speculation and suggested (on NPR's Science Friday forum) that dark matter might be the result of other matter in adjacent universes interacting gravitationally with matter in our own universe. Lo and behold, I just heard on the last Science Friday show that "many people" are speculating about this very same possibility. It can't be a coincidence. I read that in a book published at least nine years ago. Did this alleged book mention how this theory could be tested? If not, I certainly do. Robert 
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