Scientists find New Constellations!

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

<b>Scientists at the Humberg Observatory have discovered some new Constellations in the Southern sky.</b>

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

This was also spotted near the Orion Nebula

It has been recognised as:

<b>ICE IN SPACE!</b>

[iceman (Mike)]

haha oh dear

[silvinator]

way too much time on your hands Ken...but LMAO anyway

[ving (David)]

you crack me up!!

[Robby]

Very cool...

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Hey Silvie,

The way the weather is up here I have lots ans lots of time on my hands at night.

[De-Gen]

lol

[rumples riot]

Thats funny, here I was expecting some serious debate and was quietly humoured by the surprise.

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

What is even funnier is that none of you have picked up on the fact that 'Scientists' don't discover constellations!

Astronomers and Astrologers make them up out of already known stars.

I was expecting someone to point that out. But that's good coz that means you saw the humour, not the accuracy!

[janoskiss (Steve H)]

Originally posted by ballaratdragons
What is even funnier is that none of you have picked up on the fact that 'Scientists' don't discover constellations!

Maybe so, but surely they come up with those unmemorable Latin names for them.

Sidius Bardus --- The "boring" Constellation
Pullus Major --- The Great Chook
Arci Aurei --- The Golden Arches

Couldn't find latin for "cowboy", but how about:
Petasus Major --- The Great Hat

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Excellent Steve,

But you got one wrong!

The 'Golden Arches' is --- 'Arci McDonaldus'