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[_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)09:29:21 No.3235285
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Mia 04/17/17(Mon)09:43:17 No.3235289
Very cool, but a little newb program
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)09:50:13 No.3235294
>>3235289
what do you expect from 760KB flash?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)14:24:07 No.3235351
>leave planet
lel, i fucking wish
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)15:50:17 No.3235377
Is there a reason why all the planets circle the sun roughly on one plane or is that a coincidence
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)15:52:13 No.3235378
>>3235377
dubs, its inaccurate
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)16:00:25 No.3235379
what's concerning me is why uranus ring is vertical and not horizontal. I thought all sattelites
orbits in the way the planet is rotating, more or less.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)17:45:08 No.3235405
I grabbed Pluto by the taint and spun that shit around until I got further along in the time line
then the calendar lets you.
I got to the year 2525. I can't tell if man is still alive.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)17:46:00 No.3235407
Quit renaming flashes.
This is orrery
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)18:47:56 No.3235427
>>3235405
hey, but after all, if woman can survive, they may find.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/17/17(Mon)18:58:50 No.3235430
>>3235377
the linear momentum of all the dust in the solar nebula cancelled out any motion in any direction
other that counterclockwise around the Sun. Pluto is the only big famous "planet" that isn't
quite in the same plane
