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reply posted on 19-9-2010 @ 11:38 PM by Hefficide
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My imagination is coming up with a few seemingly logical ideas but my first mental instinct was to think "I wonder what Phage will say."

Does that happen to anyone else?


I'm going to go ahead and suggest that gravity from an extrasolar source that we can't see for some reason could be effecting them. That's my best guess for now, at least.


reply posted on 19-9-2010 @ 11:41 PM by tauristercus
Originally posted by Hefficide
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My imagination is coming up with a few seemingly logical ideas but my first mental instinct was to think "I wonder what Phage will say."

Does that happen to anyone else?



No .. only to you ... sad, sad, sad

(p.s. Who is Phage ? )

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reply posted on 19-9-2010 @ 11:48 PM by CynicalM
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Not sure, Ninemsn is pretty credible but I find nothing on the NASA website..


reply posted on 19-9-2010 @ 11:53 PM by CynicalM
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Heres the London Telegraph article with a bit more info..

Assertions by some scientists that the force is due to a quirk in the Pioneer probes have also been discounted by the discovery that the effect seems to be affecting Galileo and Ulysses, two other space probes still in the solar system. Data from these two probes suggests the force is of the same strength as that found for the Pioneers.

Dr Duncan Steel, a space scientist at Salford University, says even such a weak force could have huge effects on a cosmic scale. "It might alter the number of comets that come towards us over millions of years, which would have consequences for life on Earth. It also raises the question of whether we know enough about the law of gravity."



www.telegraph.co.uk...

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reply posted on 20-9-2010 @ 12:10 AM by theAymen
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convection currents in space????

im thinking there might of been a nuclear explosion somewhere close!

or better yet...NIBIRU there i said it...someone`was lol


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reply posted on 20-9-2010 @ 12:20 AM by CynicalM
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or better yet...NIBIRU there i said it...someone`was lol


lol, I was waiting for that, but my limited understanding would still rule out a planetX because the force is constant..Gravity should decrease or increase with distance..
If you read my post from London Telegraph they have found its also effecting 2 other probes...

I dont know, almost like some kind of resistance more than a force...
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