Aircraft travel through the air, not through space, so they can't go to Pluto. No spacecraft have been to Pluto yet, although one is on the way.
Pluto is one such planet that has not yet been reached by a space probe.
Pluto has yet to be visited by a spacecraft because it is so far away.
No Pluto has been re-classified as a "plutoid" or a miniature planet. There might be another large planet beyond Pluto bur no one has been able to identify it yet. Whet it will be called if found is anybody's guess.
Yes, its bigger than Pluto but hasn't been named yet
Pluto did not disintegrate. It is still there. The only thing that has changed is a new formal definition of a planet, and Pluto did not make the cut.
Planet x is the planet behind Pluto which is commonly reffered to as Selena but is not yet a planet(or clarified planet).
Ceres is not yet determined as a planet, just like Pluto it might not be a regular planet.
The largest unknown planet in our solar system is currently referred to as Planet Nine or Planet X. It is thought to be a large planet located beyond Pluto's orbit, but it has not been directly observed yet.
As Pluto is the last known planet, and is very , very far nobody has visited it as yet.
No missions have yet gone to Pluto, but one is on its way.
Yes, the New Horizons spacecraft conducted a flyby of Pluto in July 2015, providing the first detailed images and data of the dwarf planet. It revealed significant details about Pluto's surface, atmosphere, and moons.
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