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Many people have differnt opinions on this. I think that it is a planet, just an abnormally small one.
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Is pluto A planet?
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Pexaam
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Is it?
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1 Is pluto A planet? Sat Jan 09, 2010 2:36 pm
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2 Re: Is pluto A planet? Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:29 am
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Yeah, you are right. First they said it is a planet, now they say it is a "big star" or whatever. A few years and they will apologize saying: "We are sorry, it is a planet just our telescopes were not good enough to see its true size in the past."
I mean, what are they thinking?
I mean, what are they thinking?
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Good Point Cafetin.
Plus as Accurate as some science is.
Its not PERFECT, no person or machine is, they all have flaws.
Plus as Accurate as some science is.
Its not PERFECT, no person or machine is, they all have flaws.
4 Re: Is pluto A planet? Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:15 am
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Yes,Yeah, you are right. First they said it is a planet, now they say it is a "big star" or whatever. A few years and they will apologize saying: "We are sorry, it is a planet just our telescopes were not good enough to see its true size in the past."
I mean, what are they thinking?
I also heard someone say a scientist said that it was just a comet stuck there or something.
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i think its a planet
6 Re: Is pluto A planet? Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:13 pm
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No, i think
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Don't think it is.
8 Re: Is pluto A planet? Wed Feb 03, 2010 2:36 am
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no, i think
9 Re: Is pluto A planet? Wed Feb 03, 2010 2:47 am
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COUGHCOUGH wrote:
Yes,
I also heard someone say a scientist said that it was just a comet stuck there or something.
Yeah. And bees can`t fly `cause their wings are not big enough for their weight. That`s what scientists say. But a bee can show us that they are wrong.
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