It Was A Huge Disappointment As A Child To Fall In Love With The Stars And Then Find Out How Much Math

It was a huge disappointment as a child to fall in love with the stars and then find out how much math it requires to get anywhere near them.

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9 years ago

im a hipster guys, im about the size of russia i could go to starbucks

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lol ROBBED messages from Pluto hipster pluto this isn't my art

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plutoisnotaplanet

8 years ago

ok but…. im just saying… this picture of mercury makes it look like the roundest potato in existence that someone started to peel but got distracted

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lmao mercury Pftt

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plutoisnotaplanet

8 years ago

So ungrateful.

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earth mars lmao god bless

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plutoisnotaplanet

7 years ago

Mars Is Clearly The Celebrity Of Our Solar System.

Mars is clearly the celebrity of our solar system.

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mars a mood

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plutoisnotaplanet

8 years ago

maybe Eris is giving you some space

you think you’re funny but relationships are a very serious matter you scrubbice

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help ask answers relationships why am I doing this to myself good job me ^.^ messages from Pluto passive aggressive messages from pluto pluto answers questions pleris pluto x eris i spent a solid thirty minutes trying to figure out how to turn on the ask box just to send this stupid fricking joke to this stupid blog that no one looks at i'm going to die alone this is why i have like 1 friend

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plutoisnotaplanet

9 years ago

having separate continents is so stupid im over it reblog if you miss pangaea

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plutoisnotaplanet

7 years ago

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plutoisnotaplanet

7 years ago

Bbbbburn

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lmfao the sun

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plutoisnotaplanet

7 years ago

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star stars good post op Neato lifecycle of a star

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plutoisnotaplanet

7 years ago

Dairy DNA

Milk, it does a body good, and we want to make sure it stays that way. In order to help protect the safety of this ingredient found in so many foods, IBM and Cornell University are working on a way to monitor raw milk straight from the source. By sequencing the DNA and RNA of milk and its surrounding microbes, they hope to be able to instantly detect food safety hazards so they don’t have a chance to make it into your glass or onto your plate.

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