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July 12th 06, 02:09 AM
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Need a smart astronomer!
I am in the process (along with a partner) of writing a science fiction
novel. In this novel I want to create a very unique binary or twin solar system that utilizes a very complex orbit system. I need someone to consult about astronomical laws on gravity, gravitational forces on the ways planets can and cannot orbit a body in space. Please help!! 
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