See for yourself at NASA.gov
One million Miles to go
Pluto is more intrihuiging than ever
nasa.gov. nasa.gov
To see is o.a a circular crater feature, probably inspired by the cityplan of Paris......
You are welcome to counter this!
Vienna......( the music, Queen)
Some information from National geographical, juli 2015, page 35.
Pluto is not a planet. It is not unique: it is one of the thousand objects in the Kuiperbelt, an enormous ring with small stones, just across Neptunus. Pluto contains, not numbered yet, comets and icedwarfs. These so called rests of the shaping of the solarsystem, apparently 4,6 milliard years of age ( wow, really?), have been separated from Earth a long time ago. They contain fingerprints from the earliest times of the solar system.
Didn't had la France a solar king, a Roi du soleil, once upon a time? And what about Ra? Somebody's name in Egypt, a while ago.........
O,o, so many stories. And now Plut o, named by Venetia Burney in 1930 ( page 39)
One million Miles to go
Pluto is more intrihuiging than ever
nasa.gov. nasa.gov
To see is o.a a circular crater feature, probably inspired by the cityplan of Paris......
You are welcome to counter this!
Vienna......( the music, Queen)
Some information from National geographical, juli 2015, page 35.
Pluto is not a planet. It is not unique: it is one of the thousand objects in the Kuiperbelt, an enormous ring with small stones, just across Neptunus. Pluto contains, not numbered yet, comets and icedwarfs. These so called rests of the shaping of the solarsystem, apparently 4,6 milliard years of age ( wow, really?), have been separated from Earth a long time ago. They contain fingerprints from the earliest times of the solar system.
Didn't had la France a solar king, a Roi du soleil, once upon a time? And what about Ra? Somebody's name in Egypt, a while ago.........
O,o, so many stories. And now Plut o, named by Venetia Burney in 1930 ( page 39)
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