I'll say this one more time:
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Now, can you provide the math that shows that a MECO can actually fragment, and show that the physical conditions that you assume in that model are physically viable? Please start a thread in the ATM section where you work this through, or cite a paper that does so.
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I'm waiting to see the quantitative predictions of your model of MECO fragmentation, including how the fragmentation products would look exactly like O and B stars and why they would have randomly oriented orbits.
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Originally Posted by William
As noted are no conventional explanations for the observation.
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So, you are saying that the multitude of possible explanations in section 7.2 of Alexander are all irrelevant or incorrect?
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