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April 27th 08, 07:28 PM
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AU other than Astronomical Units?
Can AU mean something other than Astronomical Units? Given this formula:
(m1 + m2)T^2 = a^3 T=years m=solar masses a is in units of AU Can anyone guess what this equation means? Is there another meaning of AU related to acceleration? Thanks. 
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