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No. Pluto has gravity. It is considered a dwarf planet because it is unable to clear its orbital path of debris.

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Should Pluto still be a planet?

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Why is there a discussion over whether Pluto should be a planet?

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What is the gravity on the planet Pluto?

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What classified planet has the least gravity?

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What is the gravity of planet Pluto?

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What proves that Pluto is not a gaseous planet?

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Does Pluto has more moons then any other outer planet?

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Is Pluto a planet from our solar system or taken from another solar system because of the suns gravity?

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