[Cpt. Obvious]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/2306945.stm
Im surprised no one has posted this yet,

[ninty]

I would have but I don't have a comp.

Thats nuts though. Its orbit is so fucked up. It goes so far out there. I'm really curious as to why it's orbit is so fucked. rock:

[Mr.Buttocks]

ffs. This new "planet" is barely bigger than my left nut. I mean seriously, you call that a planet?

callvote kick quaoar
callvote kick pluto

[TonyMontana]

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":d2091]ffs. This new "planet" is barely bigger than my left nut. I mean seriously, you call that a planet?

callvote kick quaoar
callvote kick pluto[/quote:d2091]

rcon ban Mr. Buttocks

*Rcon password is incorrect


fuck.

[Himmler]

if ur gonna vote 4 someone you dont need rcon..lol biggrin:

[bukdez]

[quote=TonyMontana]

Originally Posted by "Mr.Buttocks":ba81c

ffs. This new "planet" is barely bigger than my left nut. I mean seriously, you call that a planet?

callvote kick quaoar
callvote kick pluto

rcon ban Mr. Buttocks

*Rcon password is incorrect


fuck.[/quote:ba81c]

lmao....

[Pyro]

That is cool.

[Art Attack]

That's cool! and yeah they just found this now?

[Mr.Buttocks]

Originally Posted by ninty9

I'm really curious as to why it's orbit is so fucked. rock:

[url:81873]http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/sedna_earth_040316.html[/url:81873]

[Cool Fool]

wtf, i just saw one that said sedna was the planet name and it was 2,000km on cnn.com

[Mr.Buttocks]

[quote="Cool Fool":c900c]wtf, i just saw one that said sedna was the planet name and it was 2,000km on cnn.com[/quote:c900c]

I believe "Quaoar" was the unofficial name for this object, until it changed to the official "Sedna" on Monday. If I remember correctly this thing was found in early 2002.

Edit: Just in case anyone didn't notice, the original BBC article posted by Mountaineer maniac is dated 7 October, 2002.