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Mercury Has been Copyrighted

Category: Cosmos
Posted on: February 1, 2008 8:16 PM, by Greg Laden

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NASA will no longer be making photographs from its latest Mercury probe available on the internet. Recent evidence from the nearest planet to the sun (that we know about) clearly indicates that the planet has been copyrighted. Legal experts are working on the case now, but feel that a resolution is unlikely.

Even stranger evidence has come from Mars, where it has been discovered that Martian Sentient Beings are very, very silly. See this new evidence here at Bad Astronomy.

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Surely Mercury's in the public domain by now!

Posted by: The Ridger | February 2, 2008 11:06 AM

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