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I Want Know ...

the solar system planets, consisting of 8 without Pluto or 9 with Pluto . and why?

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Mr.Ayman:D

8. under the new internationally agreed upon definition of a planet, pluto doesn't qualify.

8. under the new internationally agreed upon definition of a planet, pluto doesn't qualify.

 

Thank you Very much ..

 

I liked to make sure of the answer because I have been put in place in one of forums and I said that the number of planets in the solar system, 8

 

But one of them told me the number of 9 planets, so I said that the planet Pluto is located in the Kuiper belt, which is not a planet, and that some scientists believed that he belonged to the (celestial dwarf snow)

Edited August 18, 200916 yr by swansont
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if it WERE a planet then it certainly wouldn't be 9 cuz you'd have to give planetary status to Eris, Makemake and Haumea, probably the asteroid Ceres too, and then factor in that Pluto itself could be considered one sibling of a twin planet given that its "moon" Charon both rotate around a center of gravity outside and between either body. So that's what, 14 max? 8's much nicer.

Please don't shout

What are you mean ?!

Maybe you are Hateful!! hhhh

 

 

if it WERE a planet then it certainly wouldn't be 9 cuz you'd have to give planetary status to Eris, Makemake and Haumea, probably the asteroid Ceres too, and then factor in that Pluto itself could be considered one sibling of a twin planet given that its "moon" Charon both rotate around a center of gravity outside and between either body. So that's what, 14 max? 8's much nicer.

 

Ok .. thank you very much To All Help me