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@tvbrandenburg So in a binary star system, where both orbit the combined center of gravity falls outside that definition? (btw all objects orbit the center of gravity, no object orbit another object in the strictest sense)
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@michalchik It doesn't orbit the earth at all. It just happens to pass by every now and then. In order for the object to orbit another, one has to be in the focal point of the ellips. In this case, Cruithne nor Earth is in a focal point. Aka, Cruithne is orbitting the sun and the sun alone.
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"Who comes up with this shit?" :DD
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Cruithne is a quasi satellite not a moon. It orbits the sun more often than it orbits the earth. The orbit is not elliptical and it takes 1 year to orbit the sun and about 700 to circle the earth.
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@Jinky1888 its pathetic that your so insecure about your own sexuality that you have to put down other people about theirs.
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@Jinky1888 Well done.
incidentally, you're a raving bigot who doesn't realise that QI viewers are generally intelligent enough not to care about someones sexuality... FACT
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Fascinating.
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@Jinky1888 right...
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And?



Cruithne is not a moon, but is a Quasi Satellite
SlamageEntertainment 4 weeks ago 109
@ThePrimaleon Your mother.
*runs off in triumph*
Gewath 1 month ago 43