UA Scientists Eager For MESSENGER to Reach Mercury

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David Williams

11-16-2006

Ken S. Tucker

Posted by David Williams on November 16, 2006, 10:15 pm

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-> Scientists are puzzled as to why Mercury is by far the densest of the
-> terrestrial planets,

Wrong. Earth is denser.

dow

Posted by Ken S. Tucker on November 17, 2006, 2:35 pm

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David Williams wrote:

> -> Scientists are puzzled as to why Mercury is by far the densest of the

> -> terrestrial planets,

> Wrong. Earth is denser.

> dow

Au, but Asteriod 250.545.7148 has the same density
as Au, and has confirmed the theory that black-holes
are really Golden holes.

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