Tenth Planet 30 Percent Larger than Pluto

So we kick Pluto off the list, then go with this other planet? It still doesn't account for the odd gravity pulls in the neighborhood, so there's probably another or even heavier planet out there. We keep adding planets, and we'll have them halfway out to Alpha Centauri pretty soon.

Interesting that it's still referred to as an "ice ball," even though Wild 2 was found to be relatively non-icy. It's still a pretty good bet that it's mighty cold there, though.

Mabye it could be a base where the ET`S are observing us from and sending spacecraft to our planet. Think about it if we can`t see it and it is fairly close to us it is perfect for them to use.

Originally posted by Peruvianmonk
Mabye it could be a base where the ET`S are observing us from and sending spacecraft to our planet. Think about it if we can`t see it and it is fairly close to us it is perfect for them to use.

I don't know, man. It's still pretty far away. All they'd have to do is set up a base on the far side of the Moon and we'd never see them. Anyway, we're all doomed to be killed by a comet, anyway. Why would an alien even be interested in us? What have we ever done worth noticing? Nuthin.

Well we haven`t done anything of great interest yet but we have traveld into spoace their domain, So they prob wanna know our intentions and how fast we are developing. Also it cant be to long until we can see the other side of the moon and start really exploring the Solar system as Nasa are planning. It wouldn`t be that far away compared to how far they traveled to reach our solar system.

Uh... I don't know where you got your information from, but...

www.space.com...

An object called the 10th planet by some astronomers is not as big as previously thought.

The round world, officially catalogued as 2003 UB313, is about 1,490 miles wide with an uncertainty of 60 miles, according to new observations by the Hubble Space Telescope. Pluto is roughly 1,430 miles (2,300 kilometers) wide.

Hi,

Yes it is bigger that Pluto for some Miles, it has even an moon.

Many theorists have predicted this, the problem is that Nasa think that this bodies are mear KBO.

If Pluto was discovered this century according to Nasa it wouldn´t have been called planet.

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Keep in mind NASA doesn't say what is and what isn't a planet. That's up to the International Astronomical Union.

Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
Keep in mind NASA doesn't say what is and what isn't a planet. That's up to the International Astronomical Union.

Yes it is true. Sorry for that mistake

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