why Pluto doesn't count in solar planets
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NOTE-* ALTHOUGH PULTO IS NOT COUNTED AS PLANET BUT IT IS STILL PRESENT IN SOLAR SYSTEM*
pluto is not counted in solar planets because of its mistaken factors
small size
it does not lie in habitable zone
its surface temp
its axis
but now pluto is considered to be a drwaf because its surface is eroding but its still there
it was regarded drawf by ISS by majority of 2000 scientists
NOTE-* ALTHOUGH PULTO IS NOT COUNTED AS PLANET BUT IT IS STILL PRESENT IN SOLAR SYSTEM*
pluto is not counted in solar planets because of its mistaken factors
small size
it does not lie in habitable zone
its surface temp
its axis
but now pluto is considered to be a drwaf because its surface is eroding but its still there
it was regarded drawf by ISS by majority of 2000 scientists
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Pluto does not counted as a solar planet because to be a planet it is most important to follow the three rules these are:-
1.Orbit the sun .
2. Its shape must be in round due to gravity .
3.it Can attract any area object or any body .
Pluto can follow the first and second rule but Pluto can't follow the third rule so that it is not counted as a solar planet .
hope it will helps you .
1.Orbit the sun .
2. Its shape must be in round due to gravity .
3.it Can attract any area object or any body .
Pluto can follow the first and second rule but Pluto can't follow the third rule so that it is not counted as a solar planet .
hope it will helps you .
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