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18. Interplanetary Visitors tectites. Some of this incandescent matter, however, followed the main orbit, which “constituted the bodies of the shower.” Necessary for the NASA hypothesis were repeated orbits by the meteor-like objects, because the scientist’s calculations “failed to show any way in which all members of the shower could disappear in [only] ‘one revolution.” During the intervening 91% minutes, the magazine article continued, our rotating globe would have turned beneath the...