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09-24-2007
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|  Why is pluto no longer considered a planet? Yeah so, lol I don’t even remember why anymore and doing some searching online I cant really find out why has the used to be called planet Pluto no longer a planet? Just wondering as well has anyone watched the history channel show "the universe" ? That show just blew my mind with all the information and gives you alot to think about if your into that sort of thing lol |
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| Re: Why is pluto no longer considered a planet? Mainly because Pluto is just a large rock. It's oddly shaped, orbits the sun in an elliptical orbit, and isn't much different from any of the other rocks in that area of space. They actually found one that was larger, so the decision was made to declassify Pluto as a planet. |
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