Possible 10th planet discovered...

[IGBT]

Goody..let send something up there and take a look around..mabe drill a few holes in some rocks..the british can practice landing...

 

[RossMAN]

Ferenginar would have been a better choice.

 

[JoeKing]

bahh it takes 10,000 years for it to make one orbit around the sun..... to put it in perspective, if Dick Clark were from Sedena he would only be 20 years old.

 

[FoBoT]

its not a planet

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Originally posted by: xSauronx

Originally posted by: Regs
It' a big ball of ice 3 billion kilometers from pluto. Just another object getting pulled with the suns gravity.

indeed, they do need some guidelines....a large ball of rock and ice shouldnt qualify as a planet, but rather a large ball of rock that people thought was rather nifty

You mean a large ball of rock and ice like Earth?

 

[TheNinja]

Originally posted by: silverpig
They already had a debated 10th planet... so this'd be the 11th

That was a HUGE group debate too. I guess they are always mass debating about Uranus.

 

[sharkeeper]

In our solar system, everything revolves around uranus.

Cheers!

 

[rc5]

Since it's that far away from the Sun, I doubt anyone would be really interested in a huge dirty snow ball just 20 degrees above absolute zero.

 

[JoeKing]

it can account for some of the orbital anomyolies present in some of the more "important" planets and how comets are sent into the solar system.... but like someone said it doesn't really matter after you get past Uranus

 

[XZeroII]

Originally posted by: Joeyman
it can account for some of the orbital anomyolies present in some of the more "important" planets and how comets are sent into the solar system.... but like someone said it doesn't really matter after you get past Uranus

You, you, you...Why can't we ever talk about Myanus???

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: shuttleteam
In our solar system, everything revolves around uranus.

Cheers!

No no no no no... Everything that goes past Uranus revolves around the black hole before getting sucked in.

 

[conjur]

Cool.

 

[Confused]

Originally posted by: Staley8

Originally posted by: silverpig
They already had a debated 10th planet... so this'd be the 11th

That was a HUGE group debate too. I guess they are always mass debating about Uranus.

No one else picked up on this then


!:beer:

 

[Modeps]

Actually this is the twelfth planet. It's real name is Marduk and it has an eliptical orbit. When close enough to be seen from earth, it looks like a cross in the sky. It's where we were born. Ask Zach

 

[DrPizza]

Wow, it took a while for the mass media to pick up on this. Since most journalists don't take science classes (nor generally do they have much of a clue what they're writing about), it seems to take quite a bit of time for scientific discoveries to filter down. Ironically, in USA today this morning (or was it yesterday morning?) they have an article about this. In one place, the journalist calls it a planet. In another place they note "it's too small to be considered a planet."

 

[TStep]

I think you are talking out of Uranus