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#4336 11/01/05 11:04 PM
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Very nice find, Amaranth.
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I wonder what happened to the huge planet they found after Pluto?

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Good question, Philege. I'm still waiting to hear more about Cruithne and Sedna, Earth's other two moons.

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sorry I made an error.


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