Monday, January 15, 2024

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Blockbuster.

   sluiced silted-up nostrils
   descending red ladder
   terrorize with ruses
   surrender dutch touchdown
   a clown ably clobbered
   in the closeup nuptial
still dark without · irksome door
   & doomsday outlier

Tierra a lo lejos.

         "The
         Flowers
dropped from a rocket,"

--A Humument

Artist['s] Impression of Gliese 667C Star System. More; & more... & Drew: "With a probability of 51%, Makarov and Berghea find that it is most likely that the spin of GJ 667Cc is locked in a 3:2 resonance with its orbit exactly like Mercury. That would give GJ 667Cc a sidereal day (i.e. the rotation period with respect to the stars) of 18.7 days. But just like Mercury, the length of the 'mean solar day' (i.e. the equivalent of the average time between successive sunrises) would be two orbital revolutions long or 56.2 days long..." My old calculations.

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