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Old November 2nd 05, 10:52 PM
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Default Conjecture on Baez's 'Quasar without a host galaxy'

In article ,
Michael Sandell writes:
http://laserstars.org/V1982/table1.html
gives proper motions and apparent redshifts for 30 quasars.


Uncertainties are too large to be useful; results look consistent
with zero. VLBA ought to be four or so orders of magnitude better,
which is what one would need to say anything meaningful.

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