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Added Lando, "We must also remember not to get too close, as our telescopes might bump into it, poking us in the eye with the other end."
Future research projects include a NASA mission to lean a ladder against the planet and attempt a manned climb to its surface, a plan tentatively scheduled for November 1997, with a projected cost of approximately 60 bucks.
Originally posted by MajorMalfunction
Added Lando, "We must also remember not to get too close, as our telescopes might bump into it, poking us in the eye with the other end."
The Onion has been genius news for years and years. It's nice to have someone posting semi-relevant science 'stories" here.
Astronomers say the reason the new system went undetected for so long is that scientists traditionally aim their telescopes outward from the Earth's surface, equipping their observatories with lenses designed to scan trillions of miles away. "Nobody ever thought to look within the one-to-five-foot range before Palo Alto," a NASA spokesperson said.
Originally posted by B-2 Spirit
Future research projects include a NASA mission to lean a ladder against the planet and attempt a manned climb to its surface, a plan tentatively scheduled for November 1997, with a projected cost of approximately 60 bucks.
This "new solar system" is hilarious! LOL
I wonder when we will be able to colonize it.
TOKYO—Television watching became even more convenient this week with Sony's introduction of a new remote-controlled remote control.