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Lee Billings: Hey there and welcome to Cosmos, Quickly, this is Lee Billings. Today we’re talking about the curious case of ‘Oumuamua, which became the first known interstellar visitor to our solar ...

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So in the thread about "why does it take so fast to get into orbit", where the OP clearly stated they were not experts in the field, and neeed a dumbed down answer as possible, a poster posted the ...

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