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Old January 14th 09, 03:03 AM posted to alt.astronomy
Roedy Green
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Default Density of stars and planets

In a 75 light year radius sphere centered on earth have you an
estimate how many stars and planets there are, or could you give me
density numbers I could use to compute that?
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