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best country to live and being a scientist ?

>> No.3106177

Saturn? I think Jupiter is better.

Depends on the field of science you're researching

>> No.3106181

>>3106167

awww yeah lookit dem amazing aurora borealis, planet is pretty cool guy

>> No.3106186

>>3106167
sunfags

>> No.3106271

>>3106186
Everybody knows if you major in sungineering you are a fag.

>> No.3106277

Venus here
700K +
Any orbit I want.

>> No.3106292

Europa here, eventhough not really a planet, best chance of anything finding larger than single celled organisms.

>> No.3106303

Pluto here.
If I am not a planet then why do I have a moon?

Heavenly Bodies - 1
Scientific Definitions - 0

>> No.3106321

>>3106303

Because your center of gravity with Charon lies above your surface. Also, you have three moons, not just one.

As for why you're not a planet? Ask Neil deGrasse Tyson. He's pretty hellbent on keeping you out of the cool kids club.

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3106325

>>3106303

Say that to my face motherfucker not online and see what happens.

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Halley's comet here what is going on in this solar sys- OH LAWD

>> No.3106352

Uranus here. Really is great for engineers. They all love me. :)

>> No.3106350

Hahahahahahaha, this is why I come here. <3

>> No.3106362

>>3106352

OH NO YOU DID NOT.

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3106367

Chicxulub Asteroid representin'

>Dinosaur Fags roaring
>Acting like they the shit

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3106446

Mercury! ... Anybody? ... Forever alone

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3106475

>>3106303
Ida here
Clearly not a planet but i also have a moon called Dactyl.

International Astronomical Union - 1
Pluto - 0

>> No.3106491

Fuck YOU
Your faggot ass clan is getting me fucking pissed!

fucking robloxofcoolnes still owes me the rest my fucking tc from my cobra force i gave him

and ur ass hole retarded clan keeps calling ppl noobs after 1 battle mother fuckers getting me fucking pissed!

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>>3106491
Oh Earthfags, you're hilarious in your crazy ramblings.

Jupiter master race here, have fun on your tiny little planets.

>> No.3106566

Didn't some university in Osaka discover orphaned gas planets?

Basically the galaxy is filled with gas giants that keep on rollin after their star collapses into a white dwarf and after that white dwarf collapse.

>> No.3106574

>>3106181
>borealis
ohshitniggerwhatareyoudoing.jpg

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>>3106566

Yeah, the discovery was made recently.

They seem to get "ejected" from their respective star systems and wander space until ( I assume) they gain enough mass to collapse into a star.

Considering the fact that the further you go in the solar system, the faster and more violent the wind systems become. Could it be that gas giants eject themselves from their own systems? Via their eccentricity?

>> No.3106578

>>3106577

>further you go

further you go OUT*

>> No.3106579

>>3106566
Not exactly true, they get ejected at the conception of their parent solar systems.