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Thanks Owlice I will do that. I've been using my cell phone for calculating unit conversion.
Also thanks to Chris. This old timer didn't know bout that. If I can find my crayons I'll write that down. Just kidding, thanks a bunch.

Girtie what a gash. I wish the writers would also use miles along with kilometers when they give distances. Some of us old timers have a hard time with kilos. By the time I check it out on my unit converter I already forgot why I was looking it up.

Thanks for that information Chris. It makes sense.

Aww the wonders of the universe. This is a beautiful happening out there.

Very nicely done Anthony.

Wow, six and a half years and 4.9 billion miles. What a trip. Can't wait for the pictures from Messenger.

Very nice. All the naysayers should just be glad that you got what you got. The video was good and the music was too. Besides it didn't cost us anything.

Wow, that's scary. I guess the ones coming straight at us won't leave a trail. They'll just get bigger. Ugh!

So much for the sun is flat society

Noel, that's exactly what I have wondered and didn't know how to say it. All the planets can't transverse their sun in our plane of sight. What about the ones that go round and round top and bottom or over and under whatever it would be called?

Great job David....Did you plan all that or just wake up one morning and there it was

WOW! Most interesting thing I've seen like that. My telescope won't go that far out and my microscope won't go that far in.

You can see many background galaxies way in the distant.

All I can say is WOW! Thanks Chris.

You really have to look hard to find the second one.

WOW I've never seen anything like that before. Way to go Thierry.

That is soo cool.

Nice work Mr.Remi Boucher.

God bless the Hubble Space Telescope---- and the guys who made it especially.

ooooh, how nice. You'd really have to have been there.

It's always amazing to me the beautiful pictures coming back from the Cassini Mission. Todays APOD is the perfect example. The technology and the knowhow to do these things is mind blowing. Always something new and suprising. Keep up the good work guys that knowhow and keep em coming Cassini.

Sure looks like a giant catchers mitt to me

Ooooh, I just took a look outside and there they was. Would not have known it if not for APOD. Way to go APOD people. Y''all is the greatist

Yeah, a beautiful image. That's about it. But it IS a beautiful image.

Cool or not, it sure brought many lurkers out of the woodwork