To: BenLurkin
Pluto is still planet nine to me.
2 posted on
10/13/2017 8:01:40 AM PDT by
caligatrux
(Rage, rage against the dying of the light.)
To: caligatrux
Someday they will realize it.
Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon...
That we will ALWAYS have Pluto!
7 posted on
10/13/2017 8:04:33 AM PDT by
left that other site
(You shall know the Truth, and the Truth shall set you free.)
To: caligatrux
Agreed, Planet 9 is always Pluto.
To: caligatrux; faithhopecharity; left that other site; scouter; Leep; IllumiNaughtyByNature; ...
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"To Pluto And Far Beyond" By David H. Levy, Parade, January 15, 2006 -- We don't have a dictionary definition yet that includes all the contingencies. In the wake of the new discovery, however, the International Astronomical Union has set up a group to develop a workable definition of planet. For our part, in consultation with several experienced planetary astronomers, Parade offers this definition: A planet is a body large enough that, when it formed, it condensed under its own gravity to be shaped like a sphere. It orbits a star directly and is not a moon of another planet. |
39 posted on
10/13/2017 4:01:03 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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