#21

When I was a kid I used to want to live on Neptune

Don’t want to anymore, quite cold isn’t it

#22

Big fan of Mercury tbh. Fuckin roasting!

#23

I :heart: Uranus

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#24

From the wiki page

  1. The object must be in orbit around the Sun.
  2. The object must be massive enough to be rounded by its own gravity. More specifically, its own gravity should pull it into a shape defined by hydrostatic equilibrium.
  3. It must have cleared the neighborhood around its orbit

Pluto fails to meet the “clearing the neighbourhood” condition - I don’t think it should be penalised just because it’s not some gentrifying twatplanet.

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#25

Mercury - just a warm rock really
Venus - probably smells a bit
Earth - 5/5 as an actual planet, 1/5 because of us
Mars - tasty
Jupiter - GBOP
Saturn - GBOP pt2
Uranus - sniggers
Neptune - pretty colour
Pluto - McNulty.gif

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#26

For me, it’s between Jupiter and Saturn for the GOAP:

  • Jupiter: massive; giant scary cyclone eye; actually responsible in a way for keeping asteroids away from the Earth and is therefore a sort of protective force in the Solar System.
  • Saturn: those rings :heart_eyes: also sits at a jaunty angle, which is cool.

All the planets are amazing in my opinion, though.

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#27

@epimer to thread

#28

Bad WiFi.

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#29

Never been to any other planets. Immediate 1/5 cause I reckon they’re all bad billionaires.

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#30

This

#31

Look, Pluto isn’t a planet. If it is, then so is Eris.

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#32

Reckon the IAU made the wrong call with reclassification, should have made it essier to meet the conditions to be a planet and let a load of the other trans-Neptunian planets in. Basically their policy is a hostile environment type thing, they don’t want to let new planets in and they don’t care if that means unjustly chucking out a planet they were originally happy to have come in to the planet club.

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#33

Eris should totally be a planet. The more the merrier I say.

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#35

Yeah, that was the plan(et), hence the dwarf planet designation.

It is the Puto truthers who have cause the disparity. Equanimity for all planets, I say

#36

This. Being anti-Pluto is pretty Brexit tbh

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#37

@colon_closed_bracket I rate Uranus 1/5 :+1:

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#38

Pluto is a glorified boulder. I’ve got greater gravitational influence than that idiot.

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#39

Earth’s full of wankers, the other ones are 5/5

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#40

Not sure if I’ve done something to upset you, but okay