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04 - The solar system - The dwarf planets____________________________________
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Like this map. Shows how crowded it is out there past Neptune.
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Hello. I would like to let you know that I have used an improved version of this brilliant infographics on my website. I do not use it commercially - just for education. Thank you and if you were against this, please let me know.
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one of,if not the best version showing dward planets ive ever seen.
Think we can get one with the FULL solar system?Planets and dwarf planets?
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We are little things... Even compare to our small solar system...
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Unfathomably small when compared to our solar system alone. There's nothing which inspires more awe than the universe itself.
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Because of the name or the wide orbit?
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As I recall, Sedna the goddess had a sad story... so both.
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I never looked the mythology about Sedna up. I just did briefly, and indeed the stories are rather sad. The name Sedna seems quite appropriate to such a desolate cosmic object.
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Nice work! I've seen these kind of (moving) diagrams on NASAs' site.
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Thanks. From the NASA images it was actually a lot of work to decipher which orbit belongs to which dwarf planet. I think I got it right...
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It looks great, and quite convincing. These things can be very confusing.
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