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Radio Frequency Recordings from the Planets

Question: Hello I am an experimental musician from Houston Texas. I have been searching for radio frequency recordings of…

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Question: Is it possible for a planet of an established solar system orbiting a star to be in a…

Question: The planets in our solar system are orbiting the Sun counter clockwise, why? Do the laws of physics…

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