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The Tenth Planet
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<blockquote data-quote="Channel Hopper" data-source="post: 38659" data-attributes="member: 175144"><p>Actually this tenth planet is a different one to the icy rock first mentioned</p><p></p><p>As for gauging the discovery, its a large lump of matter thats out of reach for us humans living a few million miles from the Sun, and so its little more than a passing interest. </p><p></p><p>Once the world gets its act together as a single entity, then worlds that can be manoevered into a position of use gives us the next stage, both for the expolitation of the minerals, and maybe another surface to look up at the stars.</p><p></p><p>Far more interesting is the fact that this 'planet' has been in records before, but only after the latest view allowed astonomers to check on the previous data for its orbit movements. The archives given to us by Hubble and land based radio telescopes should now be scoured for moving objects, at the least to check if anything is likely to make an impact on the Earth soon. From previous recorded data on meteor strikes, we are overdue for something to hit soon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Channel Hopper, post: 38659, member: 175144"] Actually this tenth planet is a different one to the icy rock first mentioned As for gauging the discovery, its a large lump of matter thats out of reach for us humans living a few million miles from the Sun, and so its little more than a passing interest. Once the world gets its act together as a single entity, then worlds that can be manoevered into a position of use gives us the next stage, both for the expolitation of the minerals, and maybe another surface to look up at the stars. Far more interesting is the fact that this 'planet' has been in records before, but only after the latest view allowed astonomers to check on the previous data for its orbit movements. The archives given to us by Hubble and land based radio telescopes should now be scoured for moving objects, at the least to check if anything is likely to make an impact on the Earth soon. From previous recorded data on meteor strikes, we are overdue for something to hit soon. [/QUOTE]
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