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reminder that a few months ago we didn't have a goddamn clue what pluto looked like
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I want to be the first human to rub my dick on the surface of Pluto. Please donate to my kickstarter.
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Germstore posted:I want to be the first human to rub my dick on the surface of Pluto. Please donate to my kickstarter. It's like getting your tongue stuck to the flagpole, but costs 200 billion dollars.
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Fintilgin posted:It's like getting your tongue stuck to the flagpole, but costs 200 billion dollars. And, just like Bose speakers, is totally worth every penny.
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Holy poo poo those new images of Pluto. Mars, Europa, and Titan seem so boring now.
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if i was gonna engage in wild speculation, i'd say pluto and charon look like they captured each other in a very close grazing impact, with tidal forces enough to loosen the surfaces of either body but not enough to majorly deform them
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VectorSigma posted:if i was gonna engage in wild speculation, i'd say pluto and charon look like they captured each other in a very close grazing impact, with tidal forces enough to loosen the surfaces of either body but not enough to majorly deform them because they're tidally locked there's no deforming forces
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space is really big. http://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html
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Thread title annoyed me for a while, but now it's growing on me. Forever 25 days to Pluto.
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Foreverial 25 days to Pluto and permanently loving it.
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gender illusionist posted:because they're tidally locked there's no deforming forces sure, they are now. i mean during the event that brought them into orbit.
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forever 25 days to pluto
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Sep 17, 2015 19:46
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i love my tall rear end pluto ice mountains
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Mental-Rectangle posted:forever 25 days to pluto holy poo poo
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Sep 17, 2015 19:56
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bigass wallpaper version http://i.imgur.com/buWpjoF.jpg
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Is it an optical illusion or are those mountains loving huge?
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kiimo posted:Is it an optical illusion or are those mountains loving huge? well pluto is kind of small
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kiimo posted:Is it an optical illusion or are those mountains loving huge? they're about the size of the rockies, iirc also i'd like to take the time to say... holy gently caress that's a great picture The Whole Internet fucked around with this message at 20:14 on Sep 17, 2015 |
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Sep 17, 2015 20:11
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pluto seems pretty cool, i'm glad we sent a thing there
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Parallax Scroll posted:bigass wallpaper version Another biggerer version http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/nh-apluto-wide-9-17-15-final_0.png
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$700M for a sweet desktop background. Worth it.
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I wish I could climb one of those big rear end mountains. The view would be so kickin' rad.
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