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Eugene Sittampalam
31 December 2005
![Text Box: To: news@nature.com
Cc: nature@nature.com
Date: 22 August 2005
Subject: The world of triple sunset
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Astronomer spies improbable world with three suns.
Meet the impossible planet. This world nestles inside a system containing three stars that, according to current theories, should have denied it the chance to develop. But...
The triple sunset that should not exist, Mark Peplow, News@Nature, 11 July 2005
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Dr Mark Peplow
News at nature.com
London
Dear Dr Peplow,
Your above news item has been of special interest to me. The planet here is not at all an improbable one in the final theory propounded in my book, And now, the long-awaited... Theory of Everything. A simple and illustrative explanation is given below; and it is hereby predicted that, in any star cluster, such systems have a good probability of increased detection now with improving instruments and observational techniques . Any critical feedback from you and associates would be gratefully received.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Eugene Sittampalam
www.sittampalam.net
PS: This discovery is only one in a series of such breakthrough findings lately in support of my model – with nary an exception! The Antineutrino Debut <www.sittampalam.net/TheAntineutrinoDebut.htm> and The Galactic Superwind <www.sittampalam.net/TheSuperwind.htm> are typical.
Cheers!
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"I found myself getting really angry," one cosmologist said after reading [Sittampalam's] paper. "It must have hit some real insecurity."
Discover, April 2002; pages 66 to 71
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