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1/27/2015 8:23:30 PM
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Holy shit y'all are dumb mars is the 4th planet the furthest is Neptune or Saturn depending on wher they are in orbit and mars has a very thin atmosphere meaning liquid water can't exist on the surface and if we ever get to go to the poles there is ice
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Neptune and Saturn don't cross cross orbits! You're thinking of Neptune and Pluto
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Oh my bad I was thinking of there gravitational interaction I'm trippin
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Pluto was downgraded to a moon Uranus and Neptune cross orbits smh
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Edited by R0GUECRASH: 1/27/2015 10:06:50 PMUranus and Neptune do not cross orbits! I think we all know that Pluto was downgraded to a planetoid, I was simply saying that when Pluto was a planet it crossed orbits with Neptune! I hope you was shaking your head at yourself, do some research
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Edited by Drew Peacock: 1/27/2015 9:28:31 PMPluto was downgraded to a dwarf planet. A moon is a natural satellite to a planet. And there have been a few other planets discovered beyond Pluto. There is also a new dwarf planet that was discovered between Mars and Jupiter named Ceres. See image taken directly from nasa.gov
