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February 28th 07, 03:41 AM
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Our Solar System
Just curious.
Since the sun has 3 rotations and 3 observable magnetic lines, is it possible that because of its' size that the planets could have been formed by the behavior of the sun and how it affects the space around it ? Simply put, the suns core behavior used non-local behavior to help form the planets in the beginning ? 
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