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Is Pluto a planet or star?
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It's certainly not a star. It's basically a cold, spherical rock, but it does have five moons.
It was discovered and classified as a planet in 1930. But it was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006.
It wasn't formed along with the rest of our solar system and its orbit isn't on the same plane as the rest of the planets.
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Neither, - it's classified as a dwarf planet - it's smaller than many of the moons in our solar system, and clearly it wasn't originally part of the solar system but was later captured by our solar system - that's why its orbit isn't concentric or on the same plane as the rest of the planets. Much of that wasn't as well understood when it was originally classified as a planet, at the time of its discovery, but once you know more, it makes sense that it was reclassified.
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At this point who even know cause Nasa keeps changing their mind every couple years. When I was growing up, they said planet then drilled into us at school: mercury, Venus, earth, mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto like a song. Couple years after that, nope it’s a star.. okay cool. It’s a star.
Then 5 years later, “ops we made a mistake, it’s a planet. Y’all better remember that stupid song about the planets again” 🙄
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A star. Or at least he used to be.
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Pluto isn't quite a planet anymore. It's classified as a dwarf planet, which is basically a smaller round object orbiting the sun. It's still super cool and interesting, but it doesn't meet the criteria to be a full-fledged planet anymore.
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As for planets & stars they come in all shapes & sizes & as for Pluto to me it’s still a planet & it always will be. Shame on the International Astronomy Union for declassifying Pluto as a planet & shame on the people who fund the IAU as well.
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Neither its definetly NOT a star and its technically a dwarf planet but thats a thing of definition. So yeah kinda a planet just not a full planet. Its not a star!!!
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Pluto is a star in Disney movies and cartoons.
As for the celestial body named Pluto, I won't go into whether it is a planet or not, but it is definitely not a star.
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It's a planet... what 2 idiots think Pluto's a star? It's literally just rock and ice
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both! the planet pluto is a planet because it is in the orbit of neptune, despite size small.
the other pluto is a star! in cartoons.
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Neither.
Pluto is Mickey's dog... - 801 opinions shared on Other topic.
It has been reclassified from a planet to a dwarf planet.
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Its a planet. Your question would be more appropriate for gas giants like jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune, which are physically more like stars than they are like planets.
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Our Sun is a star. Do you even know what stars and planets are?
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I was about to answer, but then I read the retarded replies.
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Pluto has actually been classified as a dwarf planet. I prefer Pluto the dog though.
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The Pluto haters need to chill, Pluto is. PLANET dammit.
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Neither, it is has been changed from a planet to a dwarf planet
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It is a planet. Only a fool would think it was a star.
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It is a planet.
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It's always been a planet to me!
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Looks like a planet to me
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Neither. It's a Kuiper belt object.
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