Re: Kryptonite Plausibility Affected by New Science

Verily, in article <d9266ea757bac4c8d147f050d6cd7d7e@www.novabbs.com>,
did quadibloc@gmail.com deliver unto us this message:

 
I saw this science news article
 
https://www.space.com/the-universe/asteroids/solar-system-teeming-with-1-million-alien-invaders-from-alpha-centauri
 
about how there may be a great many chunks of rock from the Alpha
Centauri system in our Solar System.
In that case, maybe the vast distances between the stars don't make it
implausible that more than one Kryptonite meteorite could have been
found on Earth during the Silver Age run of Superman comic books - even
without the explanation that they followed little Kal-El's spaceship to
Earth through a hole it ripped in space.

Larry Niven once calculated that Krypton must have outweighed our entire
solar system. He hypothesized that it was actually a cooling star, hence
the high gravity.

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