Exactly where it always did ... they just changed its title.
Everybody knew it was an odd-ball, then they discovered a bunch of other odd-balls.
Pluto has about the same land area as Russia, so billions of footballs could fit on the surface of Pluto.
yes because Pluto is smaller than mercury
i think the answer is about 0.19 of 'em can.
the volume of the sun is 1,400,000 the volume of the earth is 12,756 and the volume of pluto is 2,200. so pluto can fit into the earth about 6 times and the earth can fit into the sun about 110 times and finally pluto can fit into the sun around about 636 times even check it on a calculator 12,756 x 110 =1,403,160 (Close enough though) 2,200 x 636 = 1,399,200 (again close enough)
Pluto is about 1/11th the diameter of Jupiter, meaning you could fit roughly 11 Plutos across the diameter of Jupiter in a line. However, if you were talking about fitting Pluto inside Jupiter, you could fit over 1,300 Earths inside Jupiter, so the number of Plutos it could fit would be significantly more.
Pluto isn't larger then earth in fact you can fit 4 plutos in earth
none Jupiter is larger than earth----Whilst it is true that Jupiter is large than the earth ( a lot larger!) it's not important hereAbout 170 Plutos would fit into the Earth (using the relative volumes to calculate)For completeness about 1320 Earths fit into Jupiter so 224400 Plutos would fit into Jupiter.Did we mention Jupiter is pretty big? And Pluto pretty small?
To determine how many Plutos can fit in Mars, we need to compare their volumes. The volume of Pluto is approximately 6.39 x 10^9 cubic kilometers, while the volume of Mars is about 1.63 x 10^11 cubic kilometers. By dividing the volume of Mars by the volume of Pluto, we find that roughly 25 Plutos can fit inside Mars.
The volume of Jupiter is 1,321.3 Earth volumes. The volume of Pluto is 0.007 Earth volumes. So 1321.3/0.007=188757.1 Plutos can fit inside Jupiter.
About 1.953125 x 1011 or 195,312,500,000 times.
The average radius of Mercury is approx 2.06 that of Pluto so that Mercury has a volume which is approx 8.7 times that of Pluto.
its not, Pluto is much smaller than the earth. By volume, Pluto is less than 0.6% of Earths volume.