"Proserpine, a planet much larger than our Earth at a distance of almost ten billion kilometers from the Sun, with a revolution period of 512 terrestrial years. Nobody on Earth can say for sure that he has seen Proserpine and I doubt very much that it will ever be visible from a terrestrial vantage point. Yet our ancestors had knowledge of its existence. Some people might be surprised about my assurance that our ancestors knew the planets Uranus and Neptune as well as the precession of the equinoxes. This assurance is shared today by many authors trying to explain our ancestors' astonishing knowledge of astronomy."
-Maurice Chatelain, a designer of the Apollo space craft, and NASA Chief of Communications for the Apollo lunar missions
Pluto fell in love with Proserpine because cupid's mother told him to shoot an arrow and make Pluto fall in love with Proserpine because she wanted to stay unmarried and the mother wanted more power
A dwarf planet it used to a be a planet
The planet that is nicknamed the 'sideways' planet is Uranus
Pluto is the planet that scientist are saying is not a planet. Scientists are not saying any particular planet is not a planet. Simply that Pluto has been reclassified as a dwarf planet.
Density of a planet = (Planet's mass) divided by (Planet's volume)
proserpine is a goddess that was the goddess of the underworld and was roman
Hymn to Proserpine was created in 1866.
The Garden of Proserpine was created in 1866.
Proserpine - Rossetti painting - was created in 1874.
It is about 843km from Maryborough QLD to Proserpine QLD by car.
Proserpine State High School was created in 1963.
Proserpine's (greek:Persephone) symbols are the bat, pomegranate, white rose, flowers, and young grain.
Proserpine
The road distance between Rockhampton and Proserpine is 456 km.Travel time is around five hours.
Pluto fell in love with Proserpine because cupid's mother told him to shoot an arrow and make Pluto fall in love with Proserpine because she wanted to stay unmarried and the mother wanted more power
Proserpina, or Proserpine.
roman