Out Earthbased observations are ordsprog

Out Earth-based observations are still too crude to tell us much about what we'll see when we finally get there. We still don't know what we don't know about Pluto.

That was somewhat surprising because ground-based observers had been trying for more than a decade to find new satellites around Pluto. But I felt almost certain even when I first saw them that they were real objects – not any sort of artifact – and that they were exhibiting orbital motion around Pluto.

That was somewhat surprising because ground-based observers had been trying for more than a decade to find new satellites around Pluto. But I felt almost certain even when I first saw them that they were real objects - not any sort of artifact - and that they were exhibiting orbital motion around Pluto.

It used to be that Pluto was a misfit. Now it turns out that Earth is the misfit. Most planets in the solar system look like Pluto, and not like the terrestrial planets.

In reality, the satellites always experience each other's gravitational effect. If we were very restricted in our observations then we could observe the changes in the semi-major axis to get the ratio of the two masses and then use observations of the closest approach distance to get the sum of the masses, allowing us to solve for each. This is all based on the dynamics of the three-body problem.

There's certainly a likelihood that there will be fewer observations. The observations will be somewhat lower in quality. If you're missing key observations at a key time, it can have a tremendous impact on a specific storm.

If Pluto is a planet, it seems reasonable that something that's bigger than Pluto, and further away than Pluto, should be called a planet, too.

'Let It Die' is more piano-based, organ-based and percussion-based. Live, the songs are more guitar-based. The record that we're doing right now is really guitar-based. I feel like finally I get to write some parts that I'll be excited to play on tour for this record.

[University of Colorado's Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment (EVE) will measure spectral energy flux deposits into Earth's atmospheric layers. The observations will clue scientists in to how our atmosphere shelters us and how these wavelengths affect airborne systems.] When you see the results of this, ... it will be extraordinary... to see a flare go off on the sun and see the Earth's atmosphere go PHMMPHH!

Barbara Thompson

Since UB 313 is decidedly larger than Pluto, it is now increasingly hard to justify calling Pluto a planet if UB 313 is not also given this status.

We've learned that the view of four inner rocky planets and four outer gas giants and one misfit Pluto is wrong. Now we understand Pluto's context.

All social rules and all relations between individuals are eroded by a cash economy, avarice drags Pluto himself out of the bowels of the earth.

Karl Marx mamma (1818-1883)

Those observations are pretty much universal, based on what I've heard from other players who have seen him.

Based on observations of the policies of my own government, I viewed this action as an acceptable option.

Timothy McVeigh

But most people had to conclude, based on the fact that there were both satellite and balloon observations, that it really wasn't warming up. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through.

Steven Sherwood

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