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ladybug_archive) wrote2009-04-08 07:06 am
ladybug_archive) wrote2009-04-08 07:06 am
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Such an amusing, yet odd question. You couldn't name a planet any old thing. And what it would be named would have to depend on so many factors---the color, the characteristics, etc. That's how at least some of our current planets were named. So I doubt I'd have a name for one until I studied it all over, because I'd want a name that would fit.
Such an amusing, yet odd question. You couldn't name a planet any old thing. And what it would be named would have to depend on so many factors---the color, the characteristics, etc. That's how at least some of our current planets were named. So I doubt I'd have a name for one until I studied it all over, because I'd want a name that would fit.
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Usually, planets outside our solar system are named after the star they orbit-- like Pollux's planet is called Pollux b. So unimaginative... (The planet is the setting of my original novel, and I had the people who live there give it their own name. X3)
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Oooh, that's awesome to set your original novel there and have them give it a better name. XD