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calimary

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9. Welcome to DU, fargone!

Reply to fargone (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 10, 2024, 12:37 AM

Jun 2024

It does kinda look like that. Just fascinating to see what else is circling our sun - and in this case, what else is circling the planets circling our sun. Absolutely remarkable!

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