What's your favorite Solar Planet?

Mercury

Venus

Earth

Mars

Jupiter

Saturn

Ur anus (pffffffshshs MHHWHHWHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAH ROFLMAOLOMOR)

Neptune

lolpluto

I think I choose Venus cause it's always outside my house and it's full of global warming & sh*t. Just like earth

The moon.SolidSnake35

the earth because without it we're nothing

(tried to make a Placebo album refrence there...)

Pluto Zeviander

Jupiter and Pluto.GazaAli

Pluto, cause Pluto will always be a planet in my book.

Pluto, cause Pluto will always be a planet in my book.CHOASXIII

the earth because without it we're nothing

(tried to make a Placebo album refrence there...)

WILL_423

Mars and Neptune

[QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]Pluto, cause Pluto will always be a planet in my book.Zeviander

I grew up with Pluto being a planet though, so whatever man.

Saturn and Mars

[QUOTE="CHOASXIII"]Pluto, cause Pluto will always be a planet in my book.Zeviander

No love for Jupiter, that makes me cool I guess.GazaAli

Neptune and Jupiter.

What planetoid bigger than Pluto is closer to the sun than Pluto?

What planetoid bigger than Pluto is closer to the sun than Pluto?

themajormayor

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What planetoid bigger than Pluto is closer to the sun than Pluto?

KiIIyou

nah

And I think Eris is farther away.

Earth. All the other planets have nothing of interest in them.

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"][QUOTE="themajormayor"]

What planetoid bigger than Pluto is closer to the sun than Pluto?

themajormayor

nah

And I think Eris is farther away.

[QUOTE="themajormayor"]

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Ceres?KiIIyou

nah

And I think Eris is farther away.

Earth.

Neptune has a pretty colour, though

Mercury

themajormayor

One thing, that's not Mercury. That's Ganymede, largest moon of Jupiter.

THIS is Mercury:

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Second, There are 7 "planetoids" larger than Pluto closer to the Sun, being Jupiter's Galilean Satellites (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto), Saturn's moon Titan, Neptune's moon Triton, and our own Moon.

The Dwarf Planet Eris is the only sun-orbiting object in the Solar System larger than Pluto that is not a full-fledged planet. Ceres and Makemake are too small.

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Third, Mars, because it's the only planet in the Sloar System even remotely concievable of human's actually visiting (by which I mean landing on. Mercury and Venus are way too hot and Venus's atmospheric pressure would crush us, and the Gas Giants are nothing but gas. Pluto's a maybe... and now that I think about it we could land on Mercury's dark side due to the extremely low temperatures.)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5b/CW0131775256F_Kuiper_Crater.png/600px-CW0131775256F_Kuiper_Crater.png

[QUOTE="KiIIyou"][QUOTE="themajormayor"]

What planetoid bigger than Pluto is closer to the sun than Pluto?

themajormayor

nah

And I think Eris is farther away.

Yep and Eris is the furthest.

I have to say my favourite is Jupiter, because without it we would be bombarded by meteorites.

Saturn has the best moons, and the best named solar object, Enceladus which also happens to be a very interesting moon!

Also, cool picture!

I believe we're the little blue dot nearest to the bright central rings.

Earth cuz I'm a treehugging hippie.

Saturn has the best moons, and the best named solar object, Enceladus which also happens to be a very interesting moon!

Also, cool picture!

I believe we're the little blue dot nearest to the bright central rings.

Inconsistancy

Cool becuase it's kind-of a regal name or because you could easily mispronounce it as "enchiladas"?

The water geyser's are cool, though.

i like Jupiter because one day it might become a sun (i suck at science) and then we will have no night time just the sun day and a cool Jupiter sun that makes the astriod belt visibleplaymynutz

That's such a gross raping of planetary physics, I'm not even going to touch on it.

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Saturn has the best moons, and the best named solar object, Enceladus which also happens to be a very interesting moon!

Also, cool picture!

I believe we're the little blue dot nearest to the bright central rings.

WiiCubeM1

Cool becuase it's kind-of a regal name or because you could easily mispronounce it as "enchiladas"?

The water geyser's are cool, though.

[QUOTE="WiiCubeM1"]

[QUOTE="Inconsistancy"]

Saturn has the best moons, and the best named solar object, Enceladus which also happens to be a very interesting moon!

Also, cool picture!

I believe we're the little blue dot nearest to the bright central rings.

Inconsistancy

Cool becuase it's kind-of a regal name or because you could easily mispronounce it as "enchiladas"?

The water geyser's are cool, though.

I called it that for years. No one I knew even knew what Enceladus was until 4th grade when my teacher corrected me. Before that, I had only read it.

I love the romanticism attached to the planet Mars, inspiring authors, artists and composers.

Other than that, Saturn always exhibited an air of mystery, to me, with its highly visible ring system.

Mars...because