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August 15th 06, 02:32 PM
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Universe's Missing Matter = Gravity Needed
Seems like a very hard question. Like all hard questions the answer is
very simple. Bohr,and Einstein had this in common. "If the answer is not short and simple the chances are it is wrong" I believe that. My answer to missing matter needed to give the universe its complete gravitation force is "Hydrogen" Bert 
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