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Hägar wrote:
> 
> "The Starmaker"  wrote in message news:5942AFF8.3999@ix.netcom.com...
> 
> a new study reports that almost all sun-like stars are likely born with
> companions
> https://www.space.com/37186-sun-long-lost-twin-nemesis.html
> https://www.sciencealert.com/all-stars-might-be-born-with-a-twin-and-we-ve-called-ours-nemesis
> 
> Now, let me explain it all for yous...
> 
> You can look at the big dipper or little dipper
> and see the twin stars...and one of the twins...died.
> 
> Twin stars have a pipeline that transfer energy to each other. If
> the star drifts away...the pipeline is broken, and the star begins to die.
> 
> Twin stars are one positive and one negative.
> 
> Now, what hasn't been discovered yet (i'm waiting for a thousand years for
> you
> people to catch up with my genuies)
> 
> what hasn't been discovered yet ...is
> 
> every single person is a twin molded into one person.
> 
> That means, stars not also drift away, but they also meld into one.
> 
> So, those stupid people looking for our twin star ...some where else...
> need to look a little closer at our sun and they will find the twin.
> 
> (i give them another thousand years to find that out)
> 
> The Starmaker
> 
> ***boy oh boy ... you're right up there with treBert, that other
> manufacturer of putrid brain farts.  You two even misspell words
> the same way ... are you by any chance hanging onto delusions
> of a Nobel Prize, like your bro treBert???



Is there something you disagree with you need to point it out otherwise you have not a leg to stand on.


(but i don't subscribe to drive by shootings as yourself)