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The probe’s revelations have revived debate about Pluto’s status ... concept that Earth and the other planets were few and special, instead of a better classification that would have ...
Long ago, in the pre-iPhone dark ages of 2006, Pluto was rebranded from its status as a planet and downgraded to dwarf planet classification, changing high school physics class forever.
Fifteen years ago, Pluto was kicked out of the planet club ... for a broader definition. The debate over classifying solar system objects reminds me of another classification challenge ...
The decision to reinstate Pluto as a planet is not a recent topic of debate, however. There has been much argument over the classification of a planet since the ruling was made by the IAU.
Ever since Pluto lost its standing as a planet in 2006, people have been fighting to get it back. Last month, a debate among three experts had some interesting results. Dimitar Sasselov ...
Pluto should be reclassified as a planet ... Instead, Metzger recommends a planet classification based on whether it is sufficiently large so that its gravity allows it to become spherical ...
But it's a classification that ... who presented the IAU definition at the Harvard debate. "In my world, Pluto is not a planet." A dwarf planet, according to the IAU definition, is not a type ...
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