Pluto is too small to be considered a planet
Pluto doesn't orbit the sun. it cant because a bunch of other icy planets are in the way. Pluto belongs to a different belt which i forget it's name :) that's why Pluto isn't classified as a planted anymore (as of 2008)
Pluto isnt even a planet so because there are three basic things that we use to classify a planet and Pluto has the first 2 but not the third.
the 5 most visible planets are the biggest planets such as jupiter saturn and mars pluto is to small and murcury isnt visible due to the suns rais.
Gneiss Is a rock that is classified into metamorphic. Gneiss is considered rare by people but isnt to rare
Well there isnt one. There is no planet in the world, there are planets in the solar system though
Pluto doesn't orbit the sun. it cant because a bunch of other icy planets are in the way. Pluto belongs to a different belt which i forget it's name :) that's why Pluto isn't classified as a planted anymore (as of 2008)
I dont know im not very smart like with all this but I heard that pluto isnt a planet anymore if that counts har har har ]:B
pluto isnt a plant
no pluto isnt is not a legend/myth it was discorved since the dawn of time
Pluto is not a planet. It is is a dwarf planet, it was once a plant but sciencetist now say it isnt a plant
not anymore she isnt;)
Pluto isnt even a planet so because there are three basic things that we use to classify a planet and Pluto has the first 2 but not the third.
Pluto, it is now a dwarf planet
Polydectes dies and isnt alive anymore
yes he does but isnt on it anymore his sis has one too .
clubcreator has so many friends she isnt alowed anymore.
Pluto isn't a planet and it makes an oval orbit To shed some light on that answer, Pluto is not a planet for Scientists consider its size closer to the dwarf planets orbiting in the asteroid belt. It does NOT make an "oval" orbit and i believe the person is referring to the Ellipse orbits that EVERY planet takes. So technically, Pluto isnt considered a planet only because of its size (plus maybe some other factors) NOT its orbital behavior.