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2/19/2015 7:56:54 PM
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You failed school. Not me idiot
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According to my multiple degrees I haven't.
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I have two IDIOT Stop acting like that makes you smart. It makes you useable. Its about building the work ethic and growing a knowledge base. Anyone can read a book and my books say they're MF planets
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Is it the book of idiots? They are natural satellites. Or moons if u will. Just how our moon is a moon.
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Book of Facts by Steven Hawkin
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What's the copyright year? I don't recall him ever writing a book titled book of facts
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Well you probably thought i meant Stephen Hawking but that guy hasn't been right about anything ever. Steven Hawkin is a real genius
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Ok. Still can't find any literature at all by him. I searched his name on several differential engines and nothing came up
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Are you spelling it right? Steven Hawkin
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Yeah. It keeps bringing up Stephen hawking. I checked my spelling several times. U have a pic of book? Or a link?
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http://youtu.be/gvYfRiJQIX8
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I don't have time for a video. Jus send a link to his work
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The video explains it in about 35 seconds
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Edited by Ewan McNeckbeard: 2/20/2015 1:25:22 PMJupiter is actually a failed star. If it had a little itty bit more mass when the solar system was forming, it could have actually collapsed into another sun, making our solar system a binary system. It seams [i]you[/i] have to go back to school.
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A wee bit more? U would have to slam two Jupiter's in a hadron collider together to even begin to try to spark the hydrogen and helium fusing together and ignite the flame to cause the burn to be even considered somewhat a Sun. People often call it a failed star because it consists of those two elements in the many gases Jupiter has.
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No it could have been a star if it was bigger. It's not a failed star
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It's not a star at all. It has too many other gases to have ever been a star
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I never said it was a star but that statement is false. NASA has stated many times jupiter could have be a star if it had a greater mass
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That's the same as saying earth could have been a star if it has more gas
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No the earth was nowhere near it. Jupiter was close
