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Re: Hunting for new polymers in outer space ....

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From: John Spevacek
Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 13:52
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mallet_riveter@yahoo.co.in (Hans-Marc Olsen) wrote in message news:<e1cc8b8.0411191914.1f9d6a54@posting.google.com>...
> I think the universe itself created some interesting polymers, so we
> should fly to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn , Uranus and Neptune to check for
> them before they decompose.

Holst never found anything polyphonic or polytonic to write about in
his suite, so I doubt that nearly 100 years later there would be any
new poly________ discoveries (except for recordings on the Polyphonic
label, but I don't think that that's what you are interested in).

John, who now has that incessant 5/4 time rhythm stuck in his head for
the rest of the time.
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