Talk:Bode's Law
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Intro
- Only Neptune, Pluto and other distant bodies It was, until the discovery of Neptune, held to be a valid predictor of the positions of the planets.
- but that one exception has convinced mainstream astronomers to reject the law as invalid. A small number of contrarian astronomers, including at least one creationist, now suggest that the law ought to stand after all.
The above is a bit too argumentative for an intro. If there's debate about Bode's Law, let's add it to the body of the article first; then, rewrite the intro. --Ed Poor Talk 18:32, 20 December 2010 (EST)