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October 9th 06, 05:07 PM
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Less shooting Stars??
When I was a kid I would go atop Powder Horn hill in chelsea Ma. and lay
on my back ain august as wath a great show of shooting stars. That was over 65 years ago. my thoughts are that either the air is more poluted,or space dust is less dense in this spacetime?? 
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