15-03-2004, 14:35
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New planet?
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15-03-2004, 14:39
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Re: New planet?
It is interesting, read it a few days ago. Though they are disputing if it or even Pluto should be called planets anyway.
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15-03-2004, 14:50
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Re: New planet?
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It is interesting, read it a few days ago. Though they are disputing if it or even Pluto should be called planets anyway.
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There isn't much intersting about a lifeless rock out in space. Now if was hurtiling towards earth and our iminent destruction that would be interesting.
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15-03-2004, 15:01
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Re: New planet?
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There isn't much intersting about a lifeless rock out in space. Now if was hurtiling towards earth and our iminent destruction that would be interesting.
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*leans over and gives it a shove...
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15-03-2004, 15:02
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Re: New planet?
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Originally Posted by Pierre
There isn't much intersting about a lifeless rock out in space. Now if was hurtiling towards earth and our iminent destruction that would be interesting.
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No that would be a movie, you should go and see it sometime :pp
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15-03-2004, 15:53
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Re: New planet?
Time to lower the intellectual content of this thread, methinks. The name of this new planet is Sedna. If it had been discovered by an Australian observatory would it have been called Sedna Severage?
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15-03-2004, 15:59
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Re: New planet?
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Time to lower the intellectual content of this thread, methinks. The name of this new planet is Sedna. If it had been discovered by an Australian observatory would it have been called Sedna Severage?
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There isn't much intersting about a lifeless rock out in space. .
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You honestly don't find the discovery of a new planet interesting?! Are you female?
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20-03-2004, 23:00
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Re: New planet?
Again interesting and sort of related. I wonder if they'll include the new planet?
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