Monday, May 15, 2023

Pluto IS a planet.

 


Pluto hasn’t completed a single orbit around the sun since it was discovered as a planet in 1930 and downgraded to a dwarf planet in 2006. It takes Pluto 248 years to orbit the sun once.


10 comments:

  1. Ha! My favorite T-Shirt design at the People's Cube is the "Free Pluto/Equal Gravity For All Planets!" design.

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  2. aimed for venus but landed on uranus - looking for luh in all the rong places

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  3. My Daughter in Law is completing her PhD in Astrophysics and gets all wound up and starts ranting when I tell her Pluto isn't a planet. It's hilarious so I do it all the time!

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  4. Like everything in life it all depends on how something is defined. When science didn't know about all the other objects of similar size floating around the sun way the hell out there calling Pluto a planet made sense. Now....it doesn't. There are a lot of other objects out there about the same size. Can't really justify calling them planets either.

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  5. Good lesson; science has to be challenged as we learn more . At one time margarine ( plastic) was more healthy than natural butter. Pink sweetener was better for you than pure cane sugar. Pink had a cancer disclaimer

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  6. My vote is for Pluto. A small dick is still a dick

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  7. Crap I forgot my vote doesn't really count anymore

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  8. Didn't the Astronomer's Union take a Vote to Restore its Status as a Planet?

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