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so what IS a planet?	by unjust	2006-11-19 12:55:59
It shouldn't be defined based on similarity.	by Khaar	2005-10-04 09:16:26
About Pluto	by MatthewDBA	2005-10-04 09:23:41
Any "planet" with a "satellite" will not be orbiting directly around the sun. The earth's orbit is probably noticeably "wiggly" because the center of mass of the Earth-Moon system is noticeably different from the center of mass of the Earth alone. This leads to a problem in determining "primary" versus "binary" solar orbit, which in turn leads to potential disagreements about how much more mass one of the bodies should have than the other before the more massive is considered the "primary" body, which is grounds for a disagreement of the same sort as the definition of "planet".
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So long as...	by bitflipper	2005-10-04 09:37:48
You're assuming that those orbits are stable	by Peace_man	2005-10-04 09:40:48
Well, stable enough to be measured...	by bitflipper	2005-10-04 09:47:41
Yes, but the difference is...	by Khaar	2005-10-04 09:54:28
In that light...	by bitflipper	2005-10-04 09:58:38
It certainly makes communication easier	by MatthewDBA	2005-10-04 09:59:12
yup. if a word is has no specific meaning	by unjust	2005-10-04 11:34:54
"A word means exactly what I want it to mean."	by bitflipper	2005-10-04 12:07:58
Which bit?	by MatthewDBA	2005-10-04 12:10:19

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