Michael Mozina
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In his book, Birkeland calculates that there is more mass between the stars in the form of iron than exist in the stars themselves.
A) Where did he figure all that iron came from in his calculations?
B) How did the iron he used in his calculations get out of the gravity well of the star in the first place?
In his book, Birkeland calculates that there is more mass between the stars in the form of iron than exist in the stars themselves.
A) Where did he figure all that iron came from in his calculations?
B) How did the iron he used in his calculations get out of the gravity well of the star in the first place?
) and predicts absolutely nothing just makes it a joke. See the over 60 questions that Michael Mozina is incapable of answering.