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To: TimF who wrote (156)	3/23/2005 12:17:48 AM
From: ManyMoose	Read Replies (1) of 180

Very interesting response, and thanks for the reference to this topic, which I'll bookmark. I'm sure not going to argue with your estimates of numbers or probability because I grabbed mine out of thin air. I know how many trees are optimum for growing on an acre, but for the number of galaxies in the universe I have to rely on you astronomy chaps. Are you an astronomer, or just curious like me? No offense intended at all. I'd really like to know. I would have to go to the book or back to the video for the reason that a life-giving star should be in a goldilocks distance from the galactic core. I think it had something to do with too much light or radiation at the core.

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