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The Planetary Society, and the perks for joining
dvandorn
post Feb 14 2006, 06:20 AM
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Well -- I just joined The Planetary Society last week. (I happened to have the membership fee available, for a change...) And today, I received a very nice set of nine 8x10 glossy photographs, one for each of the planets in the solar system.

I'm assuming that if UB 313, or Xena, or whatever it's called, ends up being named a planet, I'll get a supplementary mailing... smile.gif

-the other Doug


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djellison
post May 5 2006, 06:50 PM
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I think one could make a strong case that the formal founding and funding of New Horizons was as a direct result of TPS petitioning.

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