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Because everyone knows that the Solar System is encased in a sphere of radiation so dense it actually weighs something.

Shrooblord wrote:(which, now I'm typing that, sounds ridiculous, I know)

But there was something that told me that. Maybe it was talking about like 30 years in the future, when it's way off somewhere else...?

The answer is: Kuiper Belt, Scattered Disk, Heliosphere. Learned it in 5th grade.

Q6. How many moons does Neptune have?

Rayman502 wrote:The answer is: Kuiper Belt, Scattered Disk, Heliosphere. Learned it in 5th grade.

More power to you, though the question was pathetically worded, an answer for that could easily be the Andromeda Galaxy, it is beyond our Solar Sytem as well.

Master4lyf1 wrote:

Rayman502 wrote:The answer is: Kuiper Belt, Scattered Disk, Heliosphere. Learned it in 5th grade.

More power to you, though the question was pathetically worded, an answer for that could easily be the Andromeda Galaxy, it is beyond our Solar Sytem as well.

Looks like I need to word my questions. Sorry for not being specific

Thirteen.

Rayman502 wrote:Looks like I need to word my questions. Sorry for not being specific

Yes, because I bet the next question will be you making us guess what's on your spelling vocabulary list.

Lets answer the question now

I did. I fuckin' said 'thirteen.'

Without using Wikipedia, I am going to say it has twelve.

I'm not using Wikipedia either, I just love astronomy.

Just FYI, the thirteenth moon was a relatively recent find, I don't quite remember how recent though.

I didn't know, but I used Wikipedia to find out that we have discovered 13 Neptunian moons. The correct answer to this question is 'nobody knows'. Neptune is very far away from us, so we have no idea whether we've discovered all it's moons or not.

You knw what else we haven't discovered? If God doesn't exist, but that didn't stop me.

RayFan9876 wrote:I did. I fuckin' said 'thirteen.'

Correct.

RayFan9876, 3 points
Tobbe, 2 points

Q7. Which planet is the brightest?

The brightest seen from the Earth? Venus?

I thought it was Jupiter. Not really sure though.

If he means the planet seen from Earth that shines the most, then it is Venus.

RayFan9876 wrote:I thought it was Jupiter. Not really sure though.

I'm pretty sure it's Venus.

I'm sure aswell, even if Tobbe answered first.

Tobbe is right.

RayFan9876, Tobbe, 3 points

Q8. Which planet has the most moons?

Once again, we don't really know how many moons the gas giants have. But I'm gonna guess it's Jupiter, since it's the most massive and therefore has the strongest gravitational pull.