[N]either this nor that supposition is worthy of the name of an astronomical hypothesis, but rather that which is implied in both alike. (Johannes Kepler)

[N]either this nor that supposition is worthy of the name of an astronomical hypothesis, but rather that which is implied in both alike.

Johannes Kepler

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