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What Else is unusual about Pluto besides it size?

Pluto orbits the sun on a different and inclined plane compared to the rest of the planets in our solar system. It is also no longer considered a planet because of its size, different orbit and composition.


What objects lay behind Pluto?

The rest of the universe.


Are charon and Pluto two different binary systems?

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Is Pluto still planet?

No. As of 2006 Pluto is a dwarf planet, which is a different class of object.


Are there more things different with Pluto and Earth?

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How are mercury and Pluto different?

While the planet Mercury and Pluto have some similarities, they are quite different. Mercury is much warmer than Pluto because of its proximity to the sun. The year on Mercury is 88 days compared to 248 years for Pluto.


How are different ways that Pluto and Mucery are different?

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How are the planets Pluto and Saturn different?

The size. Sturn is Much bigger. Saturn is not solid, Pluto is.


Why is Pluto's orbit different?

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Explain How is Saturn and Jupiter different from Pluto?

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What planet has an unusual orbit?

Pluto, if can be considered a planet at all these days. It has an angle which is extremely different from the rest of the planets, and occasionally swings inside the orbit (to be closer to the sun than) of Neptune. Pluto but its not a planet anymore Pluto, if can be considered a planet at all these days. It has an angle which is extremely different from the rest of the planets, and occasionally swings inside the orbit (to be closer to the sun than) of Neptune. Pluto but its not a planet anymore


How is Pluto different from planet X?

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