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On Tue, 02 Mar 2004 17:55:18 +0100, Marc Roth <mar### [at] rothconsult com>
wrote:
>i think the moon too near/big,
It's certainly not too big, as Pluto's moon Charon is almost as big as
Pluto itself. I also don't know what is "too near," but the tides on
this planet must be indescribably savage. That is, unless the moon
has a tidal lock on the planet (which is indeed the case with Pluto).
In this case, tourists must flock from the other side of the planet
just to have a look at this celestial wonder that they never get to
see from home.
POV story-telling! Is this a new genre?
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