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16 years 4 days ago #66879 by Seanie_Morris
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400au, surely the sun is kinda obvious


Doubt it. PLuto itself is at aphelion about 49AU from the Sun, and at that distance only looks a little bigger and brighter than Venus from us at closest approach to Earth! Still, I haven't seen the episode in question... artistic licenses and all that!

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16 years 4 days ago #66885 by albertw
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400au, surely the sun is kinda obvious


Doubt it. PLuto itself is at aphelion about 49AU from the Sun, and at that distance only looks a little bigger and brighter than Venus from us at closest approach to Earth! Still, I haven't seen the episode in question... artistic licenses and all that!


And that 400au is only the error I'm putting in thanks to my TV resolution :-)

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16 years 4 days ago #66890 by artyfarty
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For anyone interested in seeing what we're all talking about (don't worry no spoilers).

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Fantastic show I've loved every minute of it and it's WAY better the the original, Seanie I'll loan you my copy of the pilot show on Tuesday night.

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16 years 4 days ago #66891 by albertw
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For anyone interested in seeing what we're all talking about (don't worry no spoilers).


Fairly big spoiler in the foreground :-)

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16 years 4 days ago #66902 by Seanie_Morris
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Seanie I'll loan you my copy of the pilot show on Tuesday night.


Cheers John, I'll keep an open mind. ;) Now, if they do it to Buck Rogers I won't be too happy! I don't think you'd get a decent Twiki volunteer be available freezing their ball bearings off...



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16 years 4 days ago #66903 by dave_lillis
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Good old fashioned 1970's felgercarb!


oh dear god, please don't tell me they find earth back in the 1970s again, BSG1980 was a disaster, between the ridiculous bikes and the idiot scout troop, it was barely watchable.

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