9 or 12 Planets?

Bot · #21

Guys, what the fuck? Half a dozen posts of bullshit. Are you two unable to stay on topic? We're discussing the planets. Who the fuck cares if me and Brains agree.

#22

so how's it go now: mercure, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune... followed by the big wide void?! forget about pluto, charon and 2003 UB313?

#23

The last like 10 posts have been about the planets... where have you been?

I do not know what is out there, but to think that in all of space, with all the planets, and all of the solar systems, we are the ONLY intellegent forms of life, is just plain crazy. What is next... a new planet is discovered?

#24

ruff. talking outside of our solar system... LOTS of planets have been discovered already. you knew that right?

#25

Thats where the asteroids come from. But, what will we discover when we are able to journey further into the unknown.

#26

i am talking about that. about planets beyond our solar sustem. there are a bit over 200 extra-solar system planets discovered.

we just know they exist though. there is not a lot of detail about them known.

fact is: the possibility of having extra-terrestrial life somewhere in our 15billion ly universe is bigger than the possibility to have none. problem is: they probably do not have the technology to travel here either.

#27

The problem with our planets and scientist is they cannot agree on anything to do with them. We haven't decided weather or not there is evolution or big bang.

I was surprised at the Pluto article. That was a shock.