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Business Insider Forget Planet 9, this wanna-be planet is much closer.
105 months ago
I fucking love science Pluto must be livid
105 months ago
HuffPost Science & Tech Now, here's the deal with 'Planet 9.'
Planet Nine: What Would It Mean?
huff.to
It could be the first new planet discovered in the last 170 years -- or at least the last 85, if you're one of those stubborn folk who still insist on calling Pluto a planet.
Two Caltech astronome...
122 months ago
HuffPost UK Tech It could be the first new planet in 170 years!
Planet Nine: What Would It Mean?
huffingtonpost.com
It could be the first new planet discovered in the last 170 years -- or at least the last 85, if you're one of those stubborn folk who still insist on calling Pluto a planet. Two Caltech astronome...
122 months ago
Fox News The new planet is 5,000 times the mass of Pluto and gravitationally dominates its neighborhood of the solar system – more so than any other known planet.
122 months ago
MSN News The giant, icy planet is just called "Planet Nine" for now.
122 months ago
Fusion Performance Training So a powerlifter walks into Planet Fitness....
Nicely done The Daily Show
#planetfitness #powerlifting #lol
123 months ago
Lonely Planet Ever wondered what a bird's eye view of the world might look like? Here are some pics from our latest #lpInstaTakeover with Daily Overview, a project that uses satellite imagery to bring us mesmerising shots of planet Earth. Can you guess the destina
Read more ... tions?
124 months ago
io9 Why wish Pluto was a planet when it's something way cooler? http://on.io9.com/hB6v5l3
Pluto is Something Way More Awesome Than a Mere Planet
on.io9.com
Stop hoping that Pluto will regain its former designation as a planet. It isn’t going to happen. But the good news is, Pluto is something much cooler than a mere planet. It’s the largest dwarf planet we know, and one half of the first binary plan
Read more ... et system. Pluto didn’t get demoted, it got promoted.
128 months ago
CNN Way out beyond Mars is a planet. Yes, you read that right. There's a planet between Mars and Jupiter. You may not have heard of it, but it was discovered in 1801. Find out more here: http://cnn.it/1FG7jU2
133 months ago
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