Thanks Greg
The one I linked to brings up the same old question ..How big is a planet?
The second one, if its the size their saying , should be classed as a planet if its larger than Pluto.
10 is a better number.
I saw a link on Mike Brown's site to the larger one but skipped it, now I cant find it.
The discoveries still leave hope for more.
As a note, The Spanish team credited with the discovery of 2003 EL61 were using what looks like a 14" Celestron (I cant read Spanish), well within amateur scope parameters.
Last edited by slice of heaven; 30-07-2005 at 11:07 AM.
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