Alas, Poor Pluto, No Longer One of Nine
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So, dwarf planets com in two parts?
pluto has 3 moons
pluto is no longer a planet
pluto in -375 degrees F
1.) Doesn`t have enough mass to be a planet6.
2.) Pluto is a dwarf planet.
3.) Takes 248 years for Pluto to orbit the sun.
1.)discovered in 1930
2.)minamal tempature
3.)no longer a planet
Has anyone set foot on Jupiter?
Tony
Shanghai
I read about Pluto and they say Pluto doesn’t orbit the sun like the other planets. Is this all because of there is not that much mass? Also I always had a question about Pluto. Did someone or a satellite went to Pluto? If I know these questions about Pluto I could be a expert of Pluto.
Dear Mr.Simon,
Today I read about the planets. I read Pluto mostly because I had a lot of questions. After I read I still had questions about Pluto. Why does Pluto orbit differently than the other planets? It this because it has lesser mass than the others? Did any person or satellites went to Pluto? If you could answer me on your blog I would be really happy.
Looking forward your answer,
Justin
P.S Thank you!