"Dave" wrote in message
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On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 19:01:40 -0400, jeff said:

Or c. The "paper" referenced was not published in a peer reviewed
journal and thus has no credibility.

Hmm. How do you suppose Galileo's discoveries would have fared in the
"peer
reviewed journals" of the time?


Hmmm... I suppose they would have been carefully reviewed by his *peers*,
such as Kepler, Giordano, Brahe (brother and sister), Cavendish (perhaps a
bit young at the time), and perhaps others. I don't think you can count the
Church as a peer, and we know how that worked out for him and Giordano.

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