and not one of these wee gay dwarf planets - a really big ****er: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jan/20/ninth-planet-solar-system-edge-discovery-pluto
I read the Guardian every single day. The Economist only has about four new stories a day, and I'm too reliant on the FT otherwise, the Daily Telegraph has just went mental recently, so I wander over to the Guardian to giggle at some feminists telling me that it's disgusting that pink Gillette razors are more expensive than the blue ones, apparently.
A massive planet made of ice with no sunlight sounds a bit cold to me . We should fire some nukes at it and try to melt it, that would be cool.
Not really ''new'' is it. misleading headline The good lord laced it there at the same time He created the universe I think ''another planet '' would be more apt.
Pluto has been cutting about for years now and has been shamefully disregarded by the solar system. Pluto has done **** all wrong then all of a sudden it's "Sorry Pluto, it's not you, it's us"... Next thing you know we're making overtures to the new and exotic Planet 9. WellI say **** planet 9 with it's big mass and fancy orbit. It'll soon get bored and **** off.. I mean an orbit of between 10 and 20 thousand years.... I'm sorry... Do we really know enough about this "planet" to let it in as part of the group? It's wholly unreliable. Pluto has three years of audited accounts... Does "planet 9"? i can see it now "aw yeah, we pure will have three years of audited accounts just that'll take 60 000 of your years to get them together... Can you naw let us in anyway?". **** planet 9, May as well call it planet Sevco. You can guarantee those arseholes at the Hun Solar system association will let em in anyway. if that thing hits us it'll be Armageddon.... Mark my words. Don't say you weren't warned.
On the mad mad world of Facebook some people are asking if the discovery of a new planet just after the death of David Bowie is a coincidence. They're awe mental i tells yees
