New planetoid discovered, and people seem really eager to drop the "oid"...

(21:58:33) Sniffnoy: http://news.google.com/news?q=sedna+planet
(21:59:50) Grenadier 32: Sedna, huh?
(22:00:07) Sniffnoy: yup
(22:00:29) Grenadier 32: How interesting.
(22:00:38) Grenadier 32: Another thing for astronomers to yell at each other about.
(22:00:48) Sniffnoy: c'mon, Pluto is so not a planet :D
(22:01:04) Grenadier 32: You are NOT dragging me into that. :-/
(22:02:56) Sniffnoy: if they weren't going to give it a Greek or Roman name, though, they should have named it something more interesting :-/
(22:02:59) Sniffnoy: like Yuggoth :D
(22:03:07) Grenadier 32: Or...
(22:03:10) Grenadier 32: GABE.
(22:03:12) Sniffnoy: LOL
(22:03:25) Grenadier 32: That would be the best name for a planet.
(22:03:26) Sniffnoy: well in the Schrodinger's Cat trilogy the 10th planet is named Mickey
(22:03:33) Grenadier 32: .....
(22:03:49) Sniffnoy: wait, do you know what Yuggoth is?
(22:03:54) Grenadier 32: Nope.
[Sniffnoy badly explains what Yuggoth is]
(22:06:17) Grenadier 32: That would cause even more debates than classifying it as a planet in the first place.
(22:06:31) Sniffnoy: haha, yeah
(22:06:46) Grenadier 32: No, they should seriously have named it GABE.
(22:06:56) Sniffnoy: yah

In most schools, the AP Chem class would be *ahead* of the normal Chem class... (I think)

Haha, our AP Chem class is catching up with our normal Chem class. We're starting electrochemistry in both of them.

Why does AP Chem not include Steady State Approximation?

-Sniffnoy

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