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June 8th 08, 02:13 AM
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Planet X on the Microsoft World Wide Telescope?
Check this out, it comes into view about halfway through the video, use full
screen mode to view. http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/4877/ 
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June 14th 08, 09:50 PM
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Planet X on the Microsoft World Wide Telescope?
The star images are weird. Maybe what you "found" is nothing more
than a misshapen image of something quite normal. Also, declination is not time. It is position in degrees, minutes of arc and seconds of arc. Oh, almost forgot: Planet X doesn't exist. Saul Levy On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:13:30 GMT, "MIS" wrote: Check this out, it comes into view about halfway through the video, use full screen mode to view. http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/4877/
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June 23rd 08, 03:23 AM
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Planet X on the Microsoft World Wide Telescope?
Hey Saulie....
It turned out it was just some wierd bird**** on the lens. Heaven forbid if it was the fabled Planet X, what would our exhalted academics do? Hell...most of them are so stupid they can't pour **** out of a boot if it were stiing in their lap. Planet X Doesn't Exist = Government Funding + Grants + Contributions + Lazy Way To Make A Living "Saul Levy" wrote in message ... The star images are weird. Maybe what you "found" is nothing more than a misshapen image of something quite normal. Also, declination is not time. It is position in degrees, minutes of arc and seconds of arc. Oh, almost forgot: Planet X doesn't exist. Saul Levy On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:13:30 GMT, "MIS" wrote: Check this out, it comes into view about halfway through the video, use full screen mode to view. http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/4877/
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June 23rd 08, 03:32 PM
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Planet X on the Microsoft World Wide Telescope?
Yeah, it always is! lmao!
Saul Levy On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:23:53 GMT, "MIS" wrote: Hey Saulie.... It turned out it was just some wierd bird**** on the lens. Heaven forbid if it was the fabled Planet X, what would our exhalted academics do? Hell...most of them are so stupid they can't pour **** out of a boot if it were stiing in their lap. Planet X Doesn't Exist = Government Funding + Grants + Contributions + Lazy Way To Make A Living "Saul Levy" wrote in message .. . The star images are weird. Maybe what you "found" is nothing more than a misshapen image of something quite normal. Also, declination is not time. It is position in degrees, minutes of arc and seconds of arc. Oh, almost forgot: Planet X doesn't exist. Saul Levy
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