On nasatv coming monday....

According to this, Sedna is supposed to be BIGGER than Venus in the night sky even though it's smaller and further out than Pluto. Does this make sense people?
I really hope the this image is not to scale.

Sedna will become closer and brighter over the next 72 years, before it begins its 10,500-year trip to the far reaches of the solar system. "The last time Sedna was this close to the Sun, Earth was just coming out of the last ice age. The next time it comes back, the world might again be a completely different place," Brown said. [\quote]


www.spitzer.caltech.edu...

See thats what happens when you just look at the pictures and don't look at all the little letters and numbers around them.

(Of course the picture isn't to scale)

Originally posted by Kano
See thats what happens when you just look at the pictures and don't look at all the little letters and numbers around them.

(Of course the picture isn't to scale)

Smartass Mod.

There was no script when I posted this, somehow it magically appeared.

Did anyone happen to call the phone number that only reporters were suppose to call?

Originally posted by subscorpion
Did anyone happen to call the phone number that only reporters were suppose to call?

Yeah, I did. They said to push one for an operator that would connect you to the conference call. I assumed I would need some type of reporter credentials, so I hung up. I kind of regret not taking the chance, but oh well.

This, to me, is not big news at all.

Our very own ATSNN.com reporter dbates did. His story is here:

www.atsnn.com...

LOL okay I did too...i said i was from newsweek.... and I even asked a question too. Talk about being scared as hell lol.