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For full terms, visit the QVC website. I'm John Bachelor, and I'm with David Livingson, Hotel Mars Episode N, and we're very thrilled to be speaking with the cosmologist, Patricio Gallardo, who has published in physical review letters, evidence of that

Newton was right, that's always reassuring, and evidence that something called dark matter is the

explanation that reaffirms that Newton was right in the vast distances between clusters,

between galaxy clusters, vast distances.

Doesn't matter how close you are, how far apart you are.

Newton works.

However, Patricio, we give you an unlimited budget.

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