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[edit] Top 10 Amazing Earth Facts

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[edit] Fear of a Black Planet

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[edit] Interview with Macie Schriner, Activist and Artist 8/27/08

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[edit] Poor Little Pluto

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[edit] Look for Mercury in May

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[edit] apophis

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[edit] What Planet Has The Shortest Year

16 April 2008, by Mercury orbits the sun once every 88 earth days, thus its year is 88 days long. The greater the orbital distance from the sun, the longer the year on that planet. On this program they talked about this planet orbiting another star. This planet was so close to the central star that its orbit only took three and a half days to complete. So, A year on that hot ball of gas planet would only be three and a half days. Sources: someknowledge.wordpress.com journals.aol.com jologs.colorspill.net gmu

[edit] What planet has the shortest year?

16 April 2008, by the planet shortest year is “MERCURY’ Technorati Tags: what planet has the shortest year

[edit] Google April Fool's Jokes Galore

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[edit] Planet

28 January 2008, by Axial tilt ← Older revision Revision as of 08:14, January 28, 2008 Line 524: Line 524: The planets also rotate around invisible axes through their centres. A planet's ((rotation period)) is known as its ((day)). All planets in the Solar System rotate in a counter-clockwise ...

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[edit] Open Science Thread

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[edit] #179-180

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