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August 7th 04, 01:04 PM
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Kepler on Mercurius
Pictures of Mercurius are dark and pictures of Mars are red .
So I asked myself if there is a infrareddisplacement , so pictures of Mercurius have to be taken in ultraviolet . Frequency^3 * distance^2 = constant ? Dirk 
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