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Tenth Planet Found
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Tim K. wrote:
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0507/29planet/ This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. Either there are eight "planets", or there are thousands. - Ed Kyle |
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Ed Kyle wrote:
Tim K. wrote: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0507/29planet/ This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. Either there are eight "planets", or there are thousands. And oh, by the way, why was this announcement, of the DISCOVERY OF A PLANET for crying out loud, made late on a Friday afternoon after the national evening news cycle? - Ed Kyle |
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In article .com,
says... This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. yep. http://nytimes.com/2005/07/29/scienc...l?%20%20hp&ex= 1122696000&en=041567292ccf323b&ei=5094&partner=hom epage -- Kevin Willoughby lid The loss of the American system of checks and balances is more of a security danger than any terrorist risk. -- Bruce Schneier |
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Tim K. wrote: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0507/29planet/ You know what this means? They've found Micky, and Goofy's next! Either that, or the Red Lectroids are about to show up. John Yaya Yoyodyne Industries |
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Ed Kyle wrote: This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. Either there are eight "planets", or there are thousands. Don't forget that one orbiting on the far side of the sun from us- where left is right, writing is backwards, and George Bush is smart. :-) Pat |
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Ed Kyle wrote:
Tim K. wrote: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0507/29planet/ This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. Smaller. The critter has a moon, and observations have shown that it's substantially lower in mass than Pluto. Hense, almost certainly smaller. -- "The only thing that galls me about someone burning the American flag is how unoriginal it is. I mean if you're going to pull the Freedom-of-speech card, don't be a hack, come up with something interesting. Fashion Old Glory into a wisecracking puppet and blister the system with a scathing ventriloquism act, or better yet, drape the flag over your head and desecrate it with a large caliber bullet hole." Dennis Miller |
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On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 03:20:06 GMT, Scott Lowther
wrote: This is going to force the issue regarding the debate over whether Pluto is a "planet" or not, since this thing is bigger than Pluto. Smaller. The critter has a moon, and observations have shown that it's substantially lower in mass than Pluto. Hense, almost certainly smaller. No. You're confusing today's earlier annoucement of a fairly biggish KBO with the late-afternoon blockbuster announcement of what can only be called Planet 10 (at least 1 1/2 times larger than Pluto, maybe 2x.) All sorts of KBO news today! Why this week of all weeks? No one will notice with all the Discovery news. Brian |
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Ed Kyle wrote: And oh, by the way, why was this announcement, of the DISCOVERY OF A PLANET for crying out loud, made late on a Friday afternoon after the national evening news cycle? For the same reason they said "The War Of The Worlds" radio broadcast in 1938 was a hoax, and there really wasn't an alien invasion at Grover's Mill? ;-) Perfect Tommy Team Banzai |
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