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The Sun's twin star?
a book I'm reading now, 'the history of nearly everything' by bill bryson says that some cosmologists, or whatever they are called, reckon that as most solar systems have dual stars, Jupiter might be a star which is not ionic or on fire, or whatever...
is this a common thought, or is it rare. what do you think?
a book I'm reading now, 'the history of nearly everything' by bill bryson says that some cosmologists, or whatever they are called, reckon that as most solar systems have dual stars, Jupiter might be a star which is not ionic or on fire, or whatever...
is this a common thought, or is it rare. what do you think?