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Earth's Twin Seen From Saturn |
poihths 03-05-2013 19:52:54 | "Earth's twin?" Could someone clue me in on just how Venus is Earth's "twin?" Would it be the extensive Venusian oceans? The cool, yet balmy temperatures? The clear skies and sparkling clarity of the atmosphere? The many and varied forms of life? I wouldn't even use the word "cousin" to make the comparison; "opposite" seems like it fits the bill pretty well. | |
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Saturn Storm Rev 142 Raw Preview |
poihths 12-27-2010 15:32:45 | This does phenomenon doesn't resemble the SL9 impact on Jupiter at all. The shapes and sizes are completely different. | |
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