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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
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As much energy is released ... as ...
0 "As much energy is released in one second by the death of a star as by all of the other stars you can see in the visible universe," Filippenko said. 02 br
00 Does my sentence below have about the same meaning? 02 br
00 The death of a star realses so much energy that you can see it from anywhere in the universe. 02 br
00 Thanks 02 br
00 LiJ 0-
00 Does my sentence below have about the same meaning? 02 br
00 The death of a star realses so much energy that you can see it from anywhere in the universe. 02 br
00 Thanks 02 br
00 LiJ 0-
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0 01 blockquote 01 cite 10 Liveinjapan 12 cite 10 Does my sentence below have about the same meaning? 12 blockquote 10 No. 02 br 00 A comparison is being made between 1.
- 0 01 blockquote 01 cite 10 Liveinjapan 12 cite 10 Does my sentence below have about the same meaning?
- 12 blockquote 10 No.
- 02 br 00 A comparison is being made between 1.
- the energy emitted by all stars that are visible to us and 2.
- 02 br 00 These two amounts of energy are equal, according to Filippenko.
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00 A comparison is being made between 1. the energy emitted by all stars that are visible to us and 2. the energy emitted by the death of
01 cite 10 Liveinjapan 12 cite 10 Does my sentence below have about the same meaning? 12 blockquote10 No. I'm afraid that your sentence says something completely different. 02 br
00 A comparison is being made between 1. the energy emitted by all stars that are visible to us and 2. the energy emitted by the death of
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0 Thanks, CJ. 02 br
00 Now, I know I misunderstood the sentence. 02 br
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00 Now, I know I misunderstood the sentence. 02 br
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