re: Pluto/Charon

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re: Pluto/Charon

LJK — 11/19/2004 2:44:43 PM (archived)

Neptune's moon Triton, which was compared to being like Pluto after Voyager 2 flew by it and took closeup images in 1989, has active geysers and even a thin atmosphere that blows the dark clouds 100 miles downwind. So could the same be said for Pluto?

And Pluto may even have life. Read here:

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/pluto_habitable_030520.html

When I read serious scientific plausibilities that life of a kind could even exist in the center of stars, perhaps the easier question these days is, where could life absolutely NOT exist in the Universe?

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Pluto Question - Chris Vancil - 11/19/2004 9:12:43 AM
- re: Pluto Question - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2004 9:57:32 AM
  - Pluto/Charon - Adam - 11/19/2004 12:06:12 PM
    - re:Thanks - Chris Vancil - 11/21/2004 3:23:11 AM
    - re: Pluto/Charon - LJK - 11/19/2004 2:44:43 PM
      - To answer your last question: Milpitas on a Friday night. (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2004 4:06:56 PM
        
        There's always Alviso, Tom (n/t) - pwokenyaw - 11/20/2004 4:41:36 AM
        
        Always thought that Milpitas sounded like a name for a skin disease. (n/t) - alcaray - 11/19/2004 6:47:55 PM

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