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March 10th 08, 01:29 PM
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Gravity of Stars = The light Energy of Stars
This thinking comes from the reality that stars that pull on the Earth
have little effect with all their combined gravity. Star light has little effect on the Earth.Both EM and gravity obey the inverse square law. Mach took away how we think centrifugal force works and gave it to all the stars in the universe.I agree with this theory. Bert +Sunbeam 
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