Pluto is a DWARF!!!! UrANUS is sooooo BIG!!!

[BellisimaJ.]

[quote author=Jen link=topic=4901.msg21659#msg21659 date=1156706617]
INcluding this one?



Not only did I snig your pic, stardust, but I'm hotlinking 
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[quote author=diger7 link=topic=4901.msg21662#msg21662 date=1156707558]

And Jen, cats come from heaven.

Yes they do!  :jicat:

INcluding this one?

Yep! 
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[stardust]

[quote author=diger7 link=topic=4901.msg21662#msg21662 date=1156707558]

And Jen, cats come from heaven.

Yes they do!  :jicat:
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Somebody talking 'bout me? 


[quote author=Jen link=topic=4901.msg21659#msg21659 date=1156706617]
INcluding this one?



Not only did I snig your pic, stardust, but I'm hotlinking 
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That's quite all right.  This time.  You and the msn bot... 

[mandy]

Update: Pluto's fate remains up in the air and there is a slim chance it could rejoin UrANUS in the planet club

If you did not like Pluto's demotion, don't give up hope.

Arguments over the newly approved definition for "planet" are likely to continue at least until 2009, and astronomers say there is much that remains to be clarified and refined.

While it is entirely unclear if the definition could ever be altered enough to reinstate Pluto as a planet, astronomers clearly expect some changes...

Other astronomers have said or indicated that the IAU decision might not carry much weight...

full article: http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/06...ition.html

[BellisimaJ.]

Arguments over the newly approved definition for "planet" are likely to continue at least until 2009, and astronomers say there is much that remains to be clarified and refined.

Gee, this is so important. :