I think you mean Pluto, and the answer is no, Pluto is not a planet. It used to be but it was discounted as there are other similar-sized objects in space which have not been classified as planets because they are too small. Therefore, Pluto was degraded to a dwarf planet.
No. Pluto has lost its status as a planet in 2006 and it is now called a, "dwarf planet".
No, it is now considered a dwarf planet but that may be changed again as more characteristics are uncovered.
No, they have decided that Pluto is not a planet, but before they thought it was. Now there are 8 planets in our solar system instead of 9.
Yes, Pluto is part of our solar system.
A pluton is a dike.
Yes, Ayers Rock is the single largest Pluton on earth.
A pluton is a large body of igneous rock which has formed underground as rising magma has cooled.
Pluton
Laccolith
Because it is very small like a bee
A pluton is a dike.
Pluton word comes from a latin word ''pluto''
Yes, Ayers Rock is the single largest Pluton on earth.
A pluton is a large body of igneous rock which has formed underground as rising magma has cooled.
Pluton
French minelaying cruiser Pluton was created on 1932-01-25.
The greek Aristotle writted a theorie of the universe based on what Greeks considered geometrical perfect bodies; 5 bodies, then 5 planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Greeks do not have considered the Earth a planet.The do not have known about Uranus, Neptune, and Pluton.Today, have been discovered far objects with equal or suspected bigger size than Pluton (like Quaoar), and Pluton is not more considered a planet.
Pluton
batholiths
Laccolith
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