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Axial rotation measurement anomaly *Update on pg 21 - Problem Solved*
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Quoting: Dr. Astro Well, it's quite clear to me that you've travelled forward in time to 2039... Got any hot stock tips? Not sure where you're going with this... R. Might be onto something there. Must have fallen through a time vortex and then fell back as I banged my head on the keyboard last night when analyzing the images. Swear to god that is the last time I use that pathetic camera tripod for anything like this. not an expert or anything, but it looks like an error of some sort to me because if you measured Orion and it is where it is supposed to be then does that not imply that all the other stars automatically should be in the right position as well? The orion part was only to show that Orion itself hadn't moved relative to the surrounding stars. Fairly meaningless, but to cover all bases in response to the guy who said Orion was in the wrong place.
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