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Published: 2012-01-05 14:25:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 8778; Favourites: 161; Downloads: 470
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teach us Quantum mechanicsteach us time and para universe
teach us dimesions
teach us astronomy
and is the Celetial Globe!
hah.....last night I forgot to save drafts....really inpressive
so have something silly!
and back to shee dee doo and perhaps...steampunk?
thxs for for the helping this pic
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Uh... So, Luna got "revised" by Celestia, and the rest of the mane 6 got banished to the different planets in the solar system...?
Hah, Trixie is not a planet.
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twilight stops speaking.........
me: what? i dont get it.
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Apologies, we are too busy to listen, we've become rather distracted by...those...glasses...
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Not sure I get everything that's going on here, but Luna's 'version 2.0' sticker made me giggle (that and Fluttershy as Mars...).
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Spike. You can see it under Luna's mane.
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where's luna's name
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No, under her MANE. Unless you're wondering which planet Luna is supposed to be. Just think.
Her name is Luna.
Luna means moon.
She controls the moon's rotation around Earth.
She must be Pluto.
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*scratched head* Uhh... You lost me at the "now" part, Twi. Say that again? *toothy grin*
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... that made perfect sense...
awesome work ^_^
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Luna needs to be more involved in this. I hate it when she is simply in the background.
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...then Trixie released cosmic hell spawns to mess with Twilight.
(anyone who gets this earns a free internet)
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Hmm yeah, now I can find Gallofrey and cybertron
I like the faceof the ponies in the blackboard (Oh Celly such a troll you're xD)
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Well, every Whovian knows that the galactic coordinates of Gallifrey isΒ 10-0-11-0-0 by 0-2 fromΒ Galactic Zero Centre.
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I don't... can your elaborate? Please :3
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She's talking about different stars and celestial formations and how to find them in relation to a starting point (Orion's belt). She's using telescope movement in degrees to do this.
I believe "5.6 degree star" refers to the star's visibility from earth.
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Well that should be a joke, I didn't understand a word xD
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