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Latest post Fri, Mar 18 2005 10:47 PM by mmmmmjjjj. 3 replies.
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mmmmmjjjj  +  82231 Fri, 18 Mar 05 10:47 PM
Can some one tell me the meanign of this sentence please?
From discovery of this month:
"on a looping 2-billion-mile journey".
Is this mean the distance of one way or two way.
Thanks
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MrPedantic  +  82250 Sat, 19 Mar 05 12:25 AM
Hello mj

I would say the journey was the shape of a loop (i.e. the travelling object returned to its original position after a 2-billion-mile journey, without passing through the same point twice).

MrP
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mmmmmjjjj, 4 yr 252 days ago
Thankyou very much.
MrP
MrPedantic  +  82606 Sun, 20 Mar 05 10:20 PM
You're welcome, mmmmmjjjj! And welcome to English Forums, by the way.

MrP
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