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4/4/2016 9:34:57 PM
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Here's a few for you:
What is a La grange point?
What country was the first to explore the dark side of the moon?
What are the names of mars' two moons?
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Edited by The Cellar Door: 4/4/2016 9:44:01 PM[quote]Here's a few for you: What is a La grange point? [/quote] I'm bad at wording this, but something like gravitational points about a mass, where L4 and L6 I think are gravitationally stable? Like I said, I'm horrendous at wording it, but since you already know what they are, you know what I mean lmao. Jupiter has groups of asteroids about its orbit at the la grange points I attempted to describe. [quote] What country was the first to explore the dark side of the moon? [/quote] Obviously the soviets. They beat us at everything, except for walking on moon. [quote] What are the names of mars' two moons?[/quote] Horrible with names, I know one is Phobos, can't remember the other. Potato moons aren't that interesting.
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Edited by Autolycus: 4/4/2016 9:59:47 PMPretty sure the other one is Deimos. Potato moons are life. Edit: fixed
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I think it's called Deimos. Not sure though.
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Looked it up. You're right.
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HAVE YOU EVEN PLAYED DOOM?
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Not in ages.
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Edited by Obscure Meme: 4/5/2016 12:30:08 AMI just said that because they had Phobos and Deimos on it, Lel
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I know. I just butchered the spelling.
