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Leslie Bates
(29 Jul 2014 08:30 UTC)
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Kurt Feltenberger
(29 Jul 2014 11:24 UTC)
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Leslie Bates
(29 Jul 2014 11:32 UTC)
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Kurt Feltenberger
(29 Jul 2014 12:21 UTC)
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Leslie Bates
(29 Jul 2014 12:40 UTC)
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Leslie Bates
(29 Jul 2014 12:58 UTC)
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Kelly St. Clair
(29 Jul 2014 19:43 UTC)
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Leslie Bates
(29 Jul 2014 22:04 UTC)
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Kurt Feltenberger
(29 Jul 2014 22:26 UTC)
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Grimmund
(30 Jul 2014 18:45 UTC)
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Kurt Feltenberger
(29 Jul 2014 13:01 UTC)
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Jeffrey Schwartz
(29 Jul 2014 13:06 UTC)
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Re: [TML] Request Tim (29 Jul 2014 12:57 UTC)
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Postmark
(29 Jul 2014 13:18 UTC)
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David Shaw
(29 Jul 2014 16:55 UTC)
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Richard Aiken
(30 Jul 2014 04:32 UTC)
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Bruce Johnson
(29 Jul 2014 16:43 UTC)
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Andrew Long
(29 Jul 2014 16:58 UTC)
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Bruce Johnson
(29 Jul 2014 18:00 UTC)
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Re: [TML] Request
Jeffrey Schwartz
(29 Jul 2014 18:30 UTC)
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On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 08:21:50AM -0400, Kurt Feltenberger wrote: > >Sorry Kurt, I'm writing this as hard SF, not a space opera. > > What part of the question was "space opera"? None. One possible (though unlikely) outcome of an incoming neutron star is a supernova, if it passes close enough to the Sun. Though even if the question were a silly space-opera one, it's still perfectly plausible that a reporter might ask such a question. - Tim
