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A rotating universe
« on: 09/06/2006 10:59:01 »
some months ago one of our regular contributors asked if the universe was rotating.  the 10 june editin of the New scientist  has some interesting comments on this.

These also seem to link into my one of my interests, The classical properties of rotating black holes and gravstars.

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Re: A rotating universe
« Reply #1 on: 09/06/2006 20:10:40 »
Ian

You've got a good memory


ps The 10th of june thats tommorow...Ian i know your good but are you really that good.

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Re: A rotating universe
« Reply #2 on: 09/06/2006 21:27:55 »
Thats nothing PCW (UK IT Mag) published their July issue 2 weeks a go so augusts will be out before the end of June?

Who cares about relativity and spacetime pcw have got it coming out off there a***s.

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