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Don Barone
January 12, 2011 11:14PM
Mars Perihelion = 206,669,000

206,669,000 / 8 = 25833625

Ratio of Mercury to Earth (semi-major axis distances) = 149598261 / 57909100 = 2.5833291

2.5833291 x 10,000,000 = 25833291

Checks for: 25833291 / 25833625 = 99.9987

Wow !

Cheers
Don Barone



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