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  1. CS says:

    Wow … the Jupiter chocolate sure looks like Mars. And strangely, the Mars chocolate looks kind of like Jupiter. Weird.

  2. irving says:

    too good looking to eat.

  3. jack says:

    What? No Pluto?

  4. Sphinx says:

    Are they chocolate or marbles?

  5. Blizzle says:

    *Solar System Chocolates…

  6. MAT says:

    Come on, someone make an “Uranus” joke…

  7. StrangeRover says:

    You say “galaxy”, but you mean “solar system”.

  8. Friday Jones says:

    Wow! Uranus tastes GREAT! Definitely my favorite, Uranus.

  9. Jay Dee says:

    I never wanted chocolate from Uranus.

  10. Halindel says:

    Where can we buy them ?

  11. to bad they only ship with in japan

  12. Jules says:

    A little Googling suggests that these chocolates are a made-in-Japan item.

  13. Matt says:

    I had been led to believe that boys went to Mars to eat the candy bars…

  14. Josh says:

    Sold in a solar system near you!

  15. Forensic Linguist says:

    I heard Uranus tastes like chocolate.

  16. MadSciKat =^..^= says:

    Ceiling Cat sez: i maded u a pluto – but u sily strominer h00minz eated it.

  17. Avante-Gardeian says:

    Pluto was never a planet.

    Just because you say something is true, doesn’t make it true. Also, we used to think the earth was flat.

    #dealwithit

    • Unknown says:

      This argument doesn’t work that well when brought up against religion so what makes you think it will work on something that matters?

      Also just because you say it isn’t a planet doesn’t mean that it isn’t.

      #occupypluto

    • Steven says:

      Well, technically Earth shouldn’t be considered a planet either (the only other objects with such large moons are dwarf planets), and only a complete idiot would even dream of classifying Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars in the same category as the gas giants. So either Earth isn’t a planet or Pluto is one.

      #logic

      • Turkwise says:

        Um…What??? That’s not logic. Not in the slightest.

        First of all, hydrostatic equilibrium, gravitational domination of orbit, and an orbit around the sun (and only the sun) makes a fine definition for a planet. There’s no reason not to categorize Jupiter and Earth in the same category. Humans and stars are in the same category if you categorize them both as “objects.” Plus, planets are indeed divided into sub-categories; terrestrial (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) and Jovian(the gas/ice giants).

        Also, the size of the moon is irrelevant here. The barycenter of the Earth-Moon system is still well within the physical boundaries of the Earth, and what does it matter if the Earth is unique in the relative size of its satellite? Moon size has no bearing on planetary status.

        And finally, Pluto is not a planet for the same reason Ceres is not a planet – though it too was once considered a planet. Both are part of a larger group of objects. Ceres is an asteroid, in the asteroid belt. Pluto is a Kuiper belt object. Both are dwarf planets because they are part of such a group.

        • Turkwise says:

          On topic: YUM. I want some, despite any color inaccuracies.

        • Steven says:

          That’s like saying a lawnmower and an Airbus A380 are the same type of object because they both have engines, but a Nissan Leaf is in an entirely different category because its engine is electric, not combustion. Sure, that’s a relatively simple, easy to follow definition, but it is completely illogical and overly complex.

          The only reason that the rocky planets are considered planets at all is because we live on a rocky planet, and Jupiter and Venus look the same in the night sky. To a civilization that evolved on Pluto there would be thousands of planets, along with four hyperplanets. To a civilization that evolved on Jupiter, there would be four planets, and an enormous number of tiny asteroids and moons (from their point of view Earth and Pluto would practically be the same size). To a civilization that evolved on one of Jupiter’s moons, planets would be what we call moons and gas giants would be more like cold stars. To a star, all planets are just microscopic pieces of interstellar dust, and to a galaxy even stars are meaningless. After all, the only reason the genus Homo exists is because even Darwin felt uncomfortable classifying humans and monkeys together.

          If we are already being illogical, we might as well let dwarf planets like Pluto, Eris, and Ceres into the club. The more the merrier.

    • Starlinguk says:

      Gallileo wasn’t punished because he said the world was flat. It was a fact that had been known for thousands of years. He insulted the pope, that’s why he was arrested.

  18. Eduduardo says:

    I want to eat Uranus.

  19. You gotta add Nibiru to the Chocolates ;)

  20. Pluto isn’t a planet nor is it a moon. It’s a dwarf planet. Both “planet” and “dwarf planet” now have precise meanings, so there’s really no point in calling anything a planet if it doesn’t meet the criteria. It’s worse than calling a muffin with no chocolate in it a ‘chocolate muffin’. Where’s the sense in that?

  21. OleJ says:

    Those chocolates are not to scale! They’re all the same size!
    Do not want!
    (Seriously, who calls this a win when they haven’t even bothered to make them to scale?)

  22. Keithustus says:

    They didn’t say Pluto isn’t a planet; they said it’s a dwarf planet. Do you want to know eight planet names or thirteen now, and another 2,000 once we’ve completed exploring the outer limits of our solar system?

  23. Sammie says:

    WHERE’S PLUTO????

  24. madeyouangry says:

    I wonder what your anus tastes like? Wait… that’s not what I meant…

  25. Priem says:

    i want pluto!

  26. snuggledingo says:

    i would feel like Galactus eating those

  27. toodamnhigh says:

    To the person complaining about the dimensions…think about it for a second…if one of those chocolates was the size of a pea (lets say earth), then jupiter would be about the size of a basketball (i think)

    • Citadel says:

      Man, so many people rushing to show how smart they are. Everyone knows reproducing the planets to scale wouldn’t work, which is why the “complaints” are just joking.

  28. toodamnhigh says:

    didnt see Kyle E.’s post earlier…now I feel like an ass…

  29. Hoeloe says:


    It worries me that people complained about the fact it was called “Galaxy” chocolates so much that the name of the image was changed. Everyone with an ounce of knowledge KNOWS that this is the Solar System, but “Solar System” is not an existing brand of chocolates.

    It’s called a pun. This website is filled with them ¬_¬

  30. Mike says:

    At first glance I thought they were planetary billiard balls, and I got super excited. After an admittedly cursory check on google, I see that they don’t even exist. Shame on us.

  31. Elan Sel'Sabagno says:

    Where is Pluto?

  32. Matteo says:

    I’ll try to get some here in Taiwan (Japan’s not too far). Anyone wants me to ship them someif it turns out to be feasible? [reply to this comment].

  33. Catboy says:

    Can you make marbles that look like this? So they would be beautiful and wont eat them?

  34. Eleventh Doctor says:

    Doc Brown Confectionaries
    Objects not built to scale.

  35. Rosetta says:

    WONDER IF THEY TASTE GOOD…

  36. Dippy says:

    I’m a child of the 80′s. Where’s my darn PLUTO!?

    The whole “not a planet” crap is total GARBAGE.


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