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Are the stars randomly spread in the sky?

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Is everything random - what kind of pattern are they?

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YES 26%
NO 74%

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31

raised by :

DeanMarkTaylor

raised on :

Sat, 2006-11-04 00:16

category :

Science/Nature

last updated :

Sat, 2006-11-04 00:16
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YES 26%
NO 74%

total of opinions :

31

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8

voted no :

23
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this opinion was posted by seanmac (1 year ago )

I think the stars are aligned to a mathematical structure, which could possibly be traced forwards and backwards, but inherently random at instance of creation. This appeases both science and religion, unless the world is flat. Pattern : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set

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this opinion was posted by manski (1 year ago )

we may think their positiin has no effect on usnow but some day in the future we will be flying around up there and god has put each one specifcly in just the right place to be perfect

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this opinion was posted by The Empire Strikes Back (1 year ago )

yes, however they are not actually in the sky. Technically speaking they are beyond our (earths) atmoshere. Unless of course that there is a higher being/s which is playing or experimenting with us and a great light show or alternativley perhaps we are all breathing in a diluted form of lsd and tripping.

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this opinion was posted by pip (1 year ago )

I think that they're not randomly spread... Just like the athoms are not randomly spread...

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this opinion was posted by manski (1 year ago )

atoms?

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this opinion was posted by shibby (1 year ago )

Yeah I think this sould be atoms.