'I remember a day where there was nine planets, not eight!'
Now, what's odd is that you guys are complaining about having all pf the information, saying that Pluto isn't a planet, in the whole world, being out of date. Yet, I hope you realize that now, that if Pluto was considered a planet, the information would still be out of date. And by the next two decades, if Pluto was counted as a planet, there probably would be around 100 planets in the solar system. And every year, at least 2 planets are added to our solar system, making even the newest, one day-old book on planets, out of date. So in reality, this is probably the best choice.
Now, for some reason, you guys are acting like Pluto has been demoted to dust. But have you guys realized that this a beginning of dwarf planet history? Now, we can say that we were around when Pluto was declared a dwarf planet! And this doesn't mean that Pluto isn't less interesting, just because it's small! I mean, hey, are babies less interesting, because they have smaller brains? Are cats less popular than dogs, because most are smaller? NO! So why think that Pluto is gone? It's still here, it's just given a smaller name.
Yet, now people are going to give our contients a definition. Yes, now that, would be serious.
'I'm from Asia now?'
Anyway, my feelings for Pluto is not reduced one bit, yet I was hoping for the 12 planet goal. And the 150 goal.
Last edited by Slaveless; 08-31-2006 at 04:58 PM..
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