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   From: rja.carnegie@excite.com   
      
   In article <3FF92DE3.FCAC66D@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us>, Tim   
   Bruening  writes   
   >   
   >> Well, we know that this is when Mars has been industrialised, so   
   >> presumably they have global warming...   
   >>   
   >> Not buying it?   
   >>   
   >> We also know, at the end of season four, what happens to the   
   >> Sun - okay, probably not relevant. ;-)   
   >   
   >The sun didn't explode until 1 million years later!  The episode you are   
   >referring to is set in the far future and has a far future guy reviewing B5   
   >history.   
      
   Well, yeah; but at what point in time did they /start/ turning up the   
   heat from the Sun? ;-)   
      
   (I forget if it was actually said, or if I just presumed, that the Sun   
   blowing up a few orders of magnitude of time before it should do   
   was an industrial accident, or ecological catastrophe, or   
   something.)   
      
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