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Would be cool

Hi Larry

Another star-system on our cosmic door-step would be incredible - though of course it'd need to be a lower mass brown-dwarf or a black-hole to remain invisible at the distance Cruttenden proposes. If it's a black-hole then the death of its progenitor would be the source of all the supernova traces in meteorites and explain the wealth of Al-26 the asteroids and moons started off with.

I don't think Cruttenden has demonstrated his proposal yet, and his efforts verge into pseudoscience in some respects, but it's a hypothesis worth investigating.

Adam

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