Dwarf Planet Pluto

all of the inner planets have no rings, while all four of the outer planets have a ring system. The inner planets, with no rings, are; Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. The four outer gas giant planets (with rings) are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

You would be seven, no matter where you happen to be.

Jupiter's diameter is 11.209 Earth diameters
More than 1350 Earths would fit in the volume of Jupiter.

Ceres, Eris (formerly UB313) and Pluto are dwarf planets. Charon is Pluto's largest moon. The change in planetary classification was made in August, 2006 by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), and the dwarf planets are defined as non-satellite Sun-orbiting bodies that do not "clear out their (planetary) neighborhood" as major planets do. As of January, 2009, the five dwarf planets include these 3 plus 2 more Kuiper Belt Objects, Haumea and Makemake.

the correct term for pluto is "dwarf planet".

The planets closest to the Sun: Mercury, Venus Earth and Mars are composed of rock. The planets beyond the asteroid belt Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are made up of gases. Pluto is composed of rock and ice.

Also, it has an elliptical orbit and at times crosses Neptune's path. There are periods of up to 20 years where it was the 8th body orbiting the Sun and Neptune 9th. (That is, if you do not count Ceres which is located in the asteroid belt) This leads scientists to believe it is an asteroid and part of the Kuiper belt.

They don't. What actually happens is that Pluto's orbit... well, it doesn't actually intersect Neptune's, but on a two-dimensional plot it looks like it does. This means that for a brief period on each of its orbits around the Sun, Pluto is closer to the Sun than Neptune is.... they do not, however, "switch places."

(Also, despite what you might think if you looked at a graph, Pluto never gets anywhere near Neptune. The closest Pluto can ever get to Neptune is about 17 AU; it actually can get nearer to Uranus ... about 11 AU... than it can to Neptune. The reason for this is that Pluto is in a resonance orbit with Neptune; it makes three complete orbits for every two of Neptune's, so every time Pluto is at one of the "crossing points", Neptune is somewhere else in its orbit.)

The gravitational force on Pluto is approximately 0.62 meters per second squared (m/s²). This low gravity is due to its small mass and size compared to larger celestial bodies like Earth. To calculate the gravitational force on an object on Pluto, you can multiply its mass by this gravitational acceleration (F = m × g), where g is 0.62 m/s². For example, a 1 kg object would experience a gravitational force of about 0.62 newtons.

The biggest planet in our SOLAR system, is Jupiter. We have never explored outside of our own galaxy, so we do not know the size of other planets in space. I'm sure there are others though much much larger! Someday, we will get that far in space technology, but for now, all we know is what lies in our solar system. Outer galactic space travel is yet to come!

Well really now we have discovered a planet 1.7 times bigger then Jupiter whos name is tres 4

A planet is a celestial body that orbits a star, is spherical in shape, and has cleared its orbit of other debris. In our solar system, there are eight recognized planets, including Earth, Saturn, and Mars.

Pluto does have an atmosphere, but when this dwarf planet moves furthest from the sun, its atmosphere freezes. Scientists say that the majority gas of Pluto's atmosphere is nitrogen, but methane and carbon monoxide are also present.

Mercury (closest planet to the Sun) has two temperature extremes: extremely hot on the sunward side and extremely cold on the side facing away. These result in temperatures as high as 425 °C (800 °F) and then as low as -175 °C (-283 °F). The only permanently cold locations are deep craters near the poles.

Pluto, however, is so far from the Sun that it is permanently frozen, with a surface temperature as low as -233 °C (-387 °F), averaging only about 40 to 50 degrees above absolute zero. At that temperature, nitrogen and oxygen are solids.

Pluto takes 6.39 earth days to complete one full rotation on its own axis.
248.53 earth years

No. It is considered as a dwarf planet If you order a small Pepsi, you still get Pepsi, right? Pluto is a planet. It is a special class of planet; it is a dwarf planet. What it is not is a major planet.

Sciences say that the sun was formed 4,600,000 years ago

Pluto is the smallest of all known Planets. Now it is considered to be a "dwarf planet". It takes 248 years to make one orbit around the sun.

As to where it is, depends on time. Earth and Pluto move in different orbits, so to detect where Pluto is, requires an exact time.

you can see the moon in the early morning because some of the suns light is still shining on the moon. In the afternoon you can see the moon because the su is just starting to shed ligt onto the moon well the reason you can see the sun while the moon is out is because chuck norris(sun master) and master chief (gladiator of all outer space) are clearly in some sort of conflict, usually over a game of good ol css and the interw3bz were prolly laggin up in dat beezy. you can see the moon when the sun is out because some of the sun is still making it shine nobody has answered this quiestion but me by michela

None has ever visited Pluto

Voyager 1, now the most distant human-made object in the Universe.Voyager 1 is almost 70 times farther from the Sun than the Earth. Out there, the Sun is only 1/5,000th as bright as here on Earth. It is extremely cold, and there is little solar energy to keep the probe warm and to provide electrical power. As of December 7, 2007, Voyager 1 is over 15.67 terameters (15.67×1012 meters, or 15.67×109 km, 104.7 AU, 14.52 light-hours, or 9.79 billion miles) from the Sun

The size of Earth can be accurately estimated by satellite measuring devices and simple geometry. The density of Earth can be derived by the effect of its gravitation on other nearby planetary bodies.

Pluto is about 5,913 million km from the sun (on average).

Earth is about 150 million km from the sun. Pluto is about 5,763 million km from Earth, so Pluto is about the same distance from our moon.

Pluto's equatorial diameter is 2,274 km compared to Earth at 12,756 km and it has 0.2% of Earth's mass. Pluto is small because it did not attract more material when it was forming, possibly due to the gravitational forces exerted by its larger and denser neighbours.
It has a diameter of 2306 km, only 18% the size of earth's diameter.

Pluto is colder than the other planets because it is much farther from the Sun, receiving less sunlight and heat. Additionally, Pluto has a thin atmosphere that is mostly composed of nitrogen and methane, which are less effective at trapping heat compared to the atmospheres of the other planets.

There isn't any specific - Pluto is too small, there are asteroids bigger than it. It has been studied by craft flying past it - but since it's so far and so insignificant, there are no plans to study it in depth.

Pluto is a very warm planet so since they are both in space plutos heat melts parts of neptune then neptune uses the melted rock and makes new forms