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10/2/2014 1:45:14 PM
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... It doesn't matter what random people 'vote.' Pluto does not fit the definition of a planet.
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Actually, according to Harvard Astronomers it does now...again lol
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No. That's just where the 'vote' took place by random people in attendance. It does not fit the definition of a planet. That's a fact- it cannot be disputed. Now, if you want to change the definition of a planet that's another story. But with the current definition, Pluto is objectively not qualified.
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Lol is is a rough debate. It doesn't meet our current definition, but as the article says, that definition has changed numerous times. The sun and the moon were classified as planets at one time. The will be interesting to watch. My kids are in grade school. Can't wait to discuss this with them.
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