Outer Line

[LouSMFAN]

If they find more planets maybe they will make another moon series and make more outer senshi. ;Dlol ;D

JUst a thought. Place your thoughts about what can happen in the future to the outers.

[yunax2]

[glow=purple,2,300]That would be cool when they find more.
YunaX2

[SailorScandinavica]

Sailor Sedna... lol

[LouSMFAN]

Yeah another season would be nice. Then we wouldn't have to buy the episodes or spend hours downloading them.

[Tomoe Hotaru]

LouSMFAN1 said:

If they find more planets maybe they will make another moon series and make more outer senshi. ;Dlol ;D

JUst a thought. Place your thoughts about what can happen in the future to the outers.

Ou, that would be awesome...

But aren't there..like..13 known planets? Blame my science book if I'm wrong.

And are they still wondering if Pluto is a planet or not? Forgive me asking so many questions, I don't keep up with stuff like that most of the time..

[Alexa]

I don' know!!

[Zyppora]

Umi said:

But aren't there..like..13 known planets? Blame my science book if I'm wrong.

There are 10 known planets currently:

- Mercury
- Venus
- Earth
- Mars
- Jupiter
- Saturn
- Uranus
- Neptune
- Pluto
- Sedna

Sedna was recently discovered and orbits the sun in an eclipse three times the size of Pluto's eclipse, which is why it was only discovered recently.

And are they still wondering if Pluto is a planet or not?

I think they're done discussing that. It was doubted because of Pluto's (only) moon, which is about the same size (I think).

[7]

Not true, They have called Sedna a planetoid but never truely confirmed it;s planetary status so that can not truely be considerd a planet and thats a real debate now and has not yet been decided.

They debate over weather Pluto is even a planet as well. And Zyppora, your wrong, They still debate Pluto's status and many many factors are considerd. Its orbit for one being the only CONFIRMED planet to have such an orbit, Also its moon is two thirds its size and they orbir eachother, Like many of the objects just beound it in th Kuper belt.

Remember that their is no clear deffanition of a planet and so scientists are unsure weather or not Pluto is even a planet so untill they have one i don't think they will give Sedna planet status.

And even Naoko herself said she wa snot making any more Sailor Moon, so i highly dought their will be another one.


And also in axyuality they ebleive theu have found about 102 planets beound our system though most are sbout three times the size of Jupitar.

I Keep up on this stuff and read news on it dayly so if you have any Questions you can ask me.

[Zyppora]

7 said:

Not true, They have called Sedna a planetoid but never truely confirmed it;s planetary status so that can not truely be considerd a planet and thats a real debate now and has not yet been decided.

I believe they did give it planet status because of its orbit around its star (the sun), which is a requirement for planet status.

They debate over weather Pluto is even a planet as well.

Same thing, it's orbiting around the sun, which basically makes it a planet.

And Zyppora, your wrong, They still debate Pluto's status and many many factors are considerd. Its orbit for one being the only CONFIRMED planet to have such an orbit, Also its moon is two thirds its size and they orbir eachother, Like many of the objects just beound it in th Kuper belt.

Remember that their is no clear deffanition of a planet and so scientists are unsure weather or not Pluto is even a planet so untill they have one i don't think they will give Sedna planet status.

This is true. But how would you determine whether or not the Earth is a plane then?

And even Naoko herself said she wa snot making any more Sailor Moon, so i highly dought their will be another one.

Yea well, I would get pretty fed up with making Sailor Moon sagas if the US would rape each 'n every single episode too.

And also in axyuality they ebleive theu have found about 102 planets beound our system though most are sbout three times the size of Jupitar.

Well, this could be pretty much true. I've heard of astronomers checking out the movements of stars to determine any orbiting masses.

I Keep up on this stuff and read news on it dayly so if you have any Questions you can ask me.

Good to know there's an expert in the house ^^

[7]

Just becuse it orbits a star does not make it a planet, this would make the 50 billon comets and astroids and what not also Planets in that def, So that def can not be used.

And No Sedna was never confirmed as a planet though their are people who want and think it should be one.

And truely as their is no real def its pretty much just what scientists decide to call a planet right now.

[LouSMFAN]

guys I do hope they decide something. Maybe like instead of the outer senshi it could be the galaxy senshi or crater senshi. ahh this is hard. They can't make it outer senshi because it like taken already. Maybe they could just add it to outer senshi or make like the final senshi or something @_@

[Creshosk]

LouSMFAN said:

guys I do hope they decide something. Maybe like instead of the outer senshi it could be the galaxy senshi or crater senshi. ahh this is hard. They can't make it outer senshi because it like taken already. Maybe they could just add it to outer senshi or make like the final senshi or something @_@

Don't forget the asteroid senshi. Sailor Juno, Sailor Vesta, Sailor Ceres and Sailor Pallas

[7]

becides Naoko said the series was done anyway, and since SM anime was based on the Manga mainly this makes it a bit hard to continue if the mnaga will not.

[Tomoe Hotaru]

7 said:

Remember that their is no clear deffanition of a planet and so scientists are unsure weather or not Pluto is even a planet so untill they have one i don't think they will give Sedna planet status.

Well, this will either help or make me look stupid. x.x


Main Entry: plan·et
Pronunciation: 'plan-&t
Function: noun
: a heavenly body other than a comet, asteroid, or satellite that travels in orbit around the sun; also : such a body orbiting another star
Word History Most of the stars seem to have fixed positions when they are compared to other stars. There are some heavenly bodies, however, that clearly change their positions in relation to the stars and to each other. They seem to wander about among the fixed stars. The ancient Greek name for such a heavenly body was planEs, which means "wanderer". The English word planet comes from the Greek planEs. Unlike the ancient Greeks, we now know that the planets "wander" across the sky because they, like the planet Earth, are revolving around the sun. [Middle English planete "planet", from early French planet (same meaning), from Latin planeta (same meaning), from Greek planEt-, planEs "planet", literally "wanderer"]

[7]

Main Entry: plan·et
Pronunciation: 'plan-&t
Function: noun
: a heavenly body other than a comet, asteroid, or satellite that travels in orbit around the sun; also : such a body orbiting another star
Word History Most of the stars seem to have fixed positions when they are compared to other stars. There are some heavenly bodies, however, that clearly change their positions in relation to the stars and to each other. They seem to wander about among the fixed stars. The ancient Greek name for such a heavenly body was planEs, which means "wanderer". The English word planet comes from the Greek planEs. Unlike the ancient Greeks, we now know that the planets "wander" across the sky because they, like the planet Earth, are revolving around the sun. [Middle English planete "planet", from early French planet (same meaning), from Latin planeta (same meaning), from Greek planEt-, planEs "planet", literally "wanderer"]

Yes that is the deff and also a prolblum, see some astroids out thare beound pluto that we have found are over half of plutos size and big enough to have a gravatational pull.

You also get into the kuiper belt obejects which are often large and can come in pairs that orbit eachother, Like Ploto and it its moon charon. These objects also have simmeler orbits to pluto. SO Pluto shares many charicterists of them and thus the debate.

That deff is quite unclear, How do we know a comet from a planet? size? well we have found Kuiper belt objects (Astroids beound pluto) 2/3s of pluto's size, which leaves room for bigger ones.

Orbit? Well that works till we get to pluto that has a starnge orbit being the only known "planet" to cut infront of another planet.

Also when a comet suddenly starts orbiting a planet, is it then suddenly a moon? becuse no one is sure Jupitar is at like 50 known moons.

recall we are watching obout 2% of our sky with all the teloscopes and what not in the world.