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When [[Emmett Brown]] and [[Clara Clayton]] were looking at the Moon and the stars with her [[telescope]] on [[September 5]], [[1885]], Clara pointed Copernicus out to Doc and mentioned that as a child, she had called the crater Little Sunshine before finding out later that it already had a name. Doc agreed with Clara that Copernicus did look like a little sun. |
When [[Emmett Brown]] and [[Clara Clayton]] were looking at the Moon and the stars with her [[telescope]] on [[September 5]], [[1885]], Clara pointed Copernicus out to Doc and mentioned that as a child, she had called the crater Little Sunshine before finding out later that it already had a name. Doc agreed with Clara that Copernicus did look like a little sun. |
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Revision as of 21:03, 30 November 2017
Copernicus was a crater on the Moon, named after the famed scientist Nicolaus Copernicus.
When Emmett Brown and Clara Clayton were looking at the Moon and the stars with her telescope on September 5, 1885, Clara pointed Copernicus out to Doc and mentioned that as a child, she had called the crater Little Sunshine before finding out later that it already had a name. Doc agreed with Clara that Copernicus did look like a little sun.
Appearances
- Back to the Future Part III (Mentioned only)
- Back to the Future Part III novelization (Mentioned only)