If density and rarity were the true cause of brightness differences, Beatrice argues, the same principle should explain variations across the rest of the stars and celestial bodies, which it does not.
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Celestial bodies
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"mountains and crevices okay so in other words um the dark are just really deep cavities in the moon and then she says let's..."
"...dark spots then it should be the same for every other celestial body every other planet every other star density and rarity is what..."
"...not move. It doesn't revolve. Okay? Second is that all other celestial bodies, including the moon, including the stars, the planets, revolve around the..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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