Topic: 2 planets beyond Pluto? new theory
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Fri 01/16/15 06:03 PM
Which beckons the question... What constitutes being a 'planet?'

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Fri 01/16/15 06:08 PM

Which beckons the question... What constitutes being a 'planet?'

who knows? lol, i'm confused there... mercury is a planet, but yet it has no moons (Pluto has 4) and is smaller than a moon around Jupiter... look up Neil deGrasse Tyson, he led the charge in changing pluto in a minor planet...

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Fri 01/16/15 06:14 PM

Which beckons the question... What constitutes being a 'planet?'
Moes right again Sheik. There's also a small planetoid out in the asteroid belt, between Mars and Jupiter, called Ceres. Nasa, are launching a mission to it shortly.

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Fri 01/16/15 06:23 PM
A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

messi_is_a_tim_1888's photo
Sat 01/17/15 02:57 AM

A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)
One McEwans export coming right up sir!bigsmile

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Sat 01/17/15 03:12 AM

A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russel's Teapot!laugh

mightymoe's photo
Sat 01/17/15 06:43 AM

A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)


seems like it would be a little more compilcated than that...

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Sat 01/17/15 11:11 AM
Very interesting indeed.
Maybe men are not from Mars after all.

Seriously though, it is fascinating all this space theory.

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Sat 01/17/15 03:17 PM
Oh Funkyfranky... Stay with us MEN, we'll get You playing for the right team yet. winking

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Sat 01/17/15 03:19 PM

Oh Funkyfranky... Stay with us MEN, we'll get You playing for the right team yet. winking
Leave the lassie alone Sheik? Frankys alright just the way she is mate? :smile: drinker

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Sat 01/17/15 03:21 PM

Oh Funkyfranky... Stay with us MEN, we'll get You playing for the right team yet. winking


don't mess with franky, shes fine just the way she is... a total sweetheart

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Sat 01/17/15 03:32 PM


A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russell's Teapot!laugh

Wonder what Brand of Tea it contains!

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Sat 01/17/15 03:35 PM



A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russell's Teapot!laugh

Wonder what Brand of Tea it contains!


piccard liked earl grey...

messi_is_a_tim_1888's photo
Sat 01/17/15 03:42 PM




A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russell's Teapot!laugh

Wonder what Brand of Tea it contains!


piccard liked earl grey...
That's good enough for me if Picard liked it? drinker

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Sat 01/17/15 03:45 PM





A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russell's Teapot!laugh

Wonder what Brand of Tea it contains!


piccard liked earl grey...
That's good enough for me if Picard liked it? drinker


yea, earl was all he licked...

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Sat 01/17/15 03:47 PM
Edited by SheikOfLaBroquerie on Sat 01/17/15 03:50 PM
Aye, I could use a McEwan's Export right about now.

When I do drink tea though, it's usually Lap-Sang-Sou-Chong. It's dried and smoked under spruce-bows. It smells like a boiled railway tie and tastes like smoked salmon.

A drink fit for a Klingon!

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Sat 01/17/15 03:50 PM

Aye, I could use a McEwan's Export right about now.

When I do drink tea though, it's usually Lap-Sang-Sou-Chong. It's dried and smoked under spruce-bows. It smells like a boiled rail-way tie and tastes like smoked salmon.

A drink fit for a Klingon!


a warf drink! to manly for piccard...

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Sat 01/17/15 03:54 PM
Warf and Piccard...?

Well, I've got the best of both going on, I shave my head too.

messi_is_a_tim_1888's photo
Sat 01/17/15 03:54 PM



A Planet, arguably, is an object in a orbit around a star or our Sun, case in point.

So, is a comet technically a planet that is in an extremely elongated orbit around our Sun.

(Messy Tim, I need another drink!)

so would be Russell's Teapot!laugh

Wonder what Brand of Tea it contains!
Well it isn't the magic mushrooms, that you're full of 24/7 anyway! laugh laugh laugh

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Sat 01/17/15 03:55 PM

Warf and Piccard...?

Well, I've got the best of both going on, I shave my head too.


kinda hard to tell...