Life on Mars?

[Habboish]

O Rly..?


LOL!!

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[Invent]

It looks like one of those sand people from Star Wars lool.

[Krusty]

looks like a funny shaped rock

[Neversoft]

How can that be fake?

If it was fake, NASA Wouldn't have published it

NASA didn't publish it... :rolleyes:

do i have to say thsi one more time?

ok, according to my research, they are called secondary planets:

http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s8247.html



if the planet has a large gravitational pull (meaning that it is an extremely large planet (or dense)) then it can have a planet orbit it, similar to how a planet orbits a star

'Secondary planets OR SATELLITES' You should have just listen to us the first time. Obviously a planet would have to have a large gravitational pull for something to orbit it, but something orbiting a planet is not called a planet, it's called a satellite.

[kk.]

no its stating two things, not like aka

[Neversoft]

no its stating two things, not like aka

No, or is one or the other. A secondary planet and natural satellite are the same thing, you can call it which ever one you want.

Actually reading over it again it makes more sense meaning two things. However, something orbiting a planet is still a satellite.

[Habboish]

It looks like one of those sand people from Star Wars lool.

What if it is..?

[kk.]

No, or is one or the other. A secondary planet and natural satellite are the same thing, you can call it which ever one you want.

Actually reading over it again it makes more sense meaning two things. However, something orbiting a planet is still a satellite.

lol, i like how this argument has spanned 3 pages of 40 posts
well, i was only joking with you all anyway :8

[Nain]

It was just a piece of rock, it was said on the news :p

[Mr.Sam]

more proof has been found:

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