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Article #36Re: nemesis and the end of the world
From: Eric Strobel
Date: Fri, 25 May 1984 20:24
Date: Fri, 25 May 1984 20:24
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It seems to me that if something were periodically dumping cometary
crap on the inner solar system, the best way to check would be to look
at a vertical core sample of virgin rock. It just so happens that some
lunar tourists took such samples about a decade ago. The Lunar Receiving
Lab (or whereever they keep that stuff now) should have all the evidence
we'll ever need on the subject.
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"Things always look | A message from the mental maze that
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