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May 5th 08
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Compact gravitational objects
On May 5, 12:58*am, Ralph Hertle wrote:
wrote: [...] What is the likelyhood for light to encounter hydrogen in empty intergalactic space? That is the question that needs answering. Mitch Raemsch That's a real good example of the fallacy of . . . . . Would you believe? . . . . . . post hoc ergo propter hoc. Who said there was no hydrogen in intergalactic space? You obviously don't know, and you don't know that particular sub-science. So much for the third Nobel prize. Ralph Hertle Ralph how is the hydrogen measured? Gravity collects hydrogen. Mitch Raemsch 
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