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Comments on First Star Seen Leaving Our Galaxy
Astronomers have spotted a star moving at faster than the galactic escape velocity. It is leaving our galaxy, never to return. (Read
the complete story)
| "Jack Williamson's Legion of Space featured the nearby Barnard's Star as a rogue star controlled by the Medusae. Also, Olaf Stapledon's Starmaker included stars that were sent to another galaxy (until they blew up because they were alive). " (Todd 2/11/2005 4:52:37 PM) |
| "As far as I can tell, every link on this page works - right now, anyway..." (Bill Christensen 2/18/2005 5:03:36 AM) |
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keep it up" (terry 5/3/2005 2:23:49 AM) |
| "this is cool!" (Rodney 5/12/2005 3:49:05 PM) |
| "I love learning. this is a fun way to learn thow. I have been on here for almost 4 hours.you are cool to have such a great website.Also if your website dose not say there are over 60 moons.I was wondering if you could add it for other kids to learn.Pleas e-mail me at dragonflygold@ aol .com.
thanks kiali p.s I am 9 years old." (KIALI 6/6/2005 8:28:03 PM) |
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