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You don't need additional data when you can figure out the statistical likelihood of it happening by taking existing trajectories and number of stars in the gal
by fragsworth 11y ago
You don't need additional data when you can figure out the statistical likelihood of it happening by taking existing trajectories and number of stars in the galaxy. He is saying given what we know, it happens so frequently that it's not a surprise that it even happened to us.