Theory on Relationship of Sunspots and Jovian Planets


	Theory on Relationship of Sunspots and Jovian Planets

willhelm

7-12-2008 1:40 AM

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7-12-2008 5:06 AM

merrie

I read that Jupiter was like a huge vacuum cleaner b/c of
it's intense gravitational pull.

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