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Originally posted by PhoeniX~
Are you trying to mock me? I'm bringing up a valid point. These scientists are able to take pictures of planets millions of light years away, but they can't take one of this planet that probably doesn't exist, and it's in our own solar system? It's BS.
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I don't believe it. Where's the picture? These scientist can take pictures of galaxies and stars light years away, but they can't take a picture and prove this planet exists, which is only millions of miles away? These scientists...
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Those pictures of planets so far away you saw on the internet are just artists' renditions. there is no real real HQ photos for those planets out of our solar system. Hell, it took these many years to take pictures of Pluto
the pictures of the galaxies are real though. and the reason is this: galaxies are HUGE. million times bigger and brighter than a random ass planet, hence it's easier to capture. to make it easier, let's make an analogy: you have a mountain 100 miles away and a pebble 1 mile away. which one is easier to be photographed?
